Thinklogical awarded NATO communications contract

Thinklogical has been awarded a contract by the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA).

Thinklogical is a maker of secure KVM signal extension and switching systems for video-rich applications. Under the Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with NCIA, Thinklogical will provide equipment and services.

"Immediate access to actionable, video-rich data that delivers instant situational awareness is a mission-critical requirement for defense and intelligence organizations in today's dynamic geopolitical environment," Thinklogical CEO Joe Pajer said. "As NATO and its member countries seek to upgrade their secure command and control capabilities, they can now more easily procure Thinklogical's accredited, high-performance signal management solutions through this BOA."

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