Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business · Mission Systems Integration
Integration at the tactical edge
Between the requirement and the waterline
MTAG is a mission-systems integrator for military small craft — sensors, networks, autonomy, power, and C2 engineered, fielded, and sustained by operators who run the mission. Founded 2009.
Then and now
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. Everything between that boat and the platform on the right is what MTAG builds.
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
Capability domains
Power, sensors, networks, autonomy, C2, training, and sustainment treated as one mission-system architecture — engineered for the craft and the operators who rely on it.
Electrical backbone design, sensor and C2 installation, power budgeting, and cable management on combatant and support craft — documented so the crew can troubleshoot it underway, not wait for a contractor.
Military maritime systems integration →Thermal, EO, and networked ISR — specified by operators, installed to spec, sustained in the fleet. Teledyne FLIR fielding across TAK, NEOS, and CJADC2 architectures.
Maritime ISR integration →Field-informed consulting for maritime S&T programs. Requirements grounded in operational reality, not estimated from a desk. Gap analysis, concept development, and acquisition support for DoD and primes.
Defense maritime consulting →Qualification pathways from small craft operator to tactical coxswain, built on T&E gates and an instructor cadre qualified across five USMC platforms. Not a classroom — a standard.
Tactical coxswain training →
Networked ISR · Public Demo Reel
Operator-facing ISR, edge processing, sensors, handheld access, and data movement across a fieldable architecture.
Watch the public demo →Deeper Capabilities
Explore five focused capability areas spanning craft architecture, sensing, tactical C2, mission-system infrastructure, and field sustainment — without exposing customer-specific implementation detail.
Proven Performance
Public operational context
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.
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.
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About MTAG
MTAG builds and integrates mission systems for the platforms your people actually operate. Sensors, networks, autonomy, power, and C2 are treated as one platform architecture; training and consulting support fielding and sustainment. Founded 2009.
MTAG is the preferred integrator by both customer and OEM, and has integrated every thermal imaging system aboard the USMC fleet since 2015.
We work directly with USMC units, MARSOC, and S&T program offices — and with the primes supporting them. Every system we field is documented to operator level, not delivered and forgotten.
MTAG maintains active relationships across the defense maritime ecosystem including Aries Defense, Sigma Defense, and Teledyne FLIR.
Platforms integrated into the joint network — TAK, NEOS, CJADC2 — from day one of the mission, not retrofitted later.
ISR packages specified and fielded by operators who understand what the crew actually needs at range and at speed.
Brown water and littoral environments don’t forgive integration shortcuts. Every system MTAG fields is documented so operators can troubleshoot it underway, not wait for a contractor.
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President
More than two decades across combatant craft, maritime operations, Navy civil service, program management, acquisition support, international business development, and platform integration. A former USMC Small Craft Company platoon sergeant and boat captain, Iversen later served as a U.S. Navy Site Director at the Joint Maritime Training Center and as International Business Development Manager for SAFE Boats International. He attended the Naval Postgraduate School and has been recognized by both the Naval Postgraduate School and NAVSEA Combatant Craft Division for his work in maritime capability development. His experience spans NAVSEA, PMS 325, PMS 480, NAVAIR, and PEO-STRI, carrying operator requirements into fieldable maritime capability.
Managing Partner
UC Davis graduate in Political Science and infantry veteran with many years of service across the USMC and Army National Guard, including two combat riverine tours in Al Anbar. Dunnicliff’s post-service career spans agricultural automation and monitoring, telecommunications infrastructure and 5G integration, diesel and mechanical systems, DC power, low-voltage electronics, commissioning, and complex field troubleshooting. A qualified coxswain across multiple military small-craft platforms, he brings operational experience together with cross-domain electrical, network, mechanical, and systems-integration expertise to MTAG’s mission-system integration, diagnostics, fielding, sustainment, and business development.
Chief Financial Officer & Contract Administrator
A Fayetteville, North Carolina native and East Carolina University graduate, Bullington is a career business-banking professional with more than 15 years of banking and operations experience at BB&T. Her background includes business banking, financial operations, merger integration, and the transition to digital banking, including work through the BB&T and SunTrust integration that formed Truist. At MTAG, she oversees financial administration, contract administration, banking relationships, and business operations supporting responsible growth.
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