Maritime mission systems
Integration at the tactical edge.
Between the requirement and the waterline
Sensors, networks, power and C2. Integrated aboard military small craft, built around the mission and the crew.
2009Founded
SDVOSBVerified status
Since 2015USMC thermal integration
Customer + OEMPreferred integrator
MTAG / What we do
Mission capability,
built around the craft.
From architecture and integration to the people operating the platform, explore how MTAG supports the mission.
Maritime Systems Integration
Connect mission systems across the platform.
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Maritime ISR Integration
Bring sensors and information into the mission.
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Tactical Coxswain Training
Develop skills for demanding craft operations.
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Defense Maritime Consulting
Apply operational insight to program decisions.
Explore capability01 / The origin
The requirement began
on the water.
The craft we operated in Al Anbar carried no networked sensors, no integrated C2, no persistent ISR. Mission data lived on paper and in the coxswain’s head. That operational gap informs the way MTAG connects sensing, information and installed systems today.
Operational requirement · 2005
“The biggest tactical limitation inherent in operating on the water is not being able to see very far beyond the banks.”
Joshua Iversen · 2005
02 / Connected disciplines
One platform.
Every layer matters.
Explore the disciplines MTAG brings together around the craft, the operator and the mission.
The backbone beneath the mission.
Power distribution, electrical architecture and installed infrastructure support the mission systems aboard the craft.
Explore electrical, power & network integration →Platform integration · Maritime ISR · Defense consulting · Tactical trainingExplore all capabilities ↗
Networked ISR · Public Demo Reel
Aries / NEOS + Sigma Defense
Operator-facing ISR, edge processing, sensors, handheld access, and data movement across a fieldable architecture.
Watch the public demo →Field media / Operational context
Where the spec sheet
meets the sea.
Public operational context
3rd Marine Division Acquires New Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft-B
U.S. Marines conduct initial training on a Multi-Mission Reconnaissance Craft Bravo at Naha Port, Okinawa. The craft supports rapid personnel and supply movement in shallow-water, distributed littoral operations.
Official U.S. Marine Corps video by Cpl. Tucker Mocan, 3d Marine Division · DVIDS Video ID 1014516 · July 10, 2026. Public-domain footage is presented for operational context and is not represented as MTAG contract performance. View the official DVIDS source.
03 / Selected experience
Experience with
operational consequence.
Selected U.S. Government past performance
Selected publicly releasable performance is shown below. CPARs and additional prime and B2G subcontract performance are available to verified government and industry clients through the protected portal.
2018
USN
SAFE Boats preventive maintenance and technical repair services — Portsmouth Naval Shipyard · IDIQ / Service
2013
USMC
Maritime Special Purpose Force MEU (SOC) qualification work-up training package · DoD Prime Vendor / Consult
2013
USN
Support and operational sustainment of force protection submarine surface escort operations · IDIQ / Service
Additional performance records are available through the protected client portal.
MTAG / Technical reading
Small-craft integration guides
Practical reading on mission-system planning, installed interfaces, and choosing an integration partner.
Integration guide
Military Small-Craft Systems Integration: Power, Data, and Crew Readiness
Plan electrical capacity, equipment interfaces, crew workflows, and practical acceptance tests.
Integration guide
Small Craft Mission System Architecture: Cost and Risk Trade-offs
Compare cost, schedule, reliability, and integration risk against the mission requirement.
Integration guide
Choosing a Military Small-Craft Systems Integrator
Check surveys, interface documentation, testing, and handover before work starts.
04 / The company
Operational experience.
Engineering judgment.
MTAG brings together combatant-craft experience, field integration and business administration.
Explore the company ↗Our mission & vision ↗Start the conversation
Based in Fayetteville, North Carolina, MTAG serves clients worldwide with maritime systems integration, tactical training, and defense consulting.
Share the platform, the mission and the integration challenge. Our team can help identify the next step.
Bring the requirement.
Let’s discuss the integration.
For integration, program and industry conversations, contact MTAG directly. Vetted technical records are available through the client access process.
Natalie Bullington
Chief Financial Officer & Contract Administrator