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New York NY. Raised $210M+. Cloud-native public safety software for police records management (RMS) and computer-aided dispatch (CAD) for law enforcement agencies.
Mark43 is a New York-based public safety software company founded in 2012 that has raised over $210M in funding. The company provides cloud-native records management systems (RMS) and computer-aided dispatch (CAD) software to law enforcement agencies, replacing decades-old on-premise systems with modern, cloud-based infrastructure designed for the speed and reliability demands of public safety operations.\n\nMark43's RMS platform manages the full records lifecycle for law enforcement: incident reports, arrest records, evidence tracking, use-of-force reporting, and warrant management. The CAD system manages real-time dispatch of police, fire, and EMS units, providing dispatchers with a unified operational picture. The platform is built on a cloud architecture that allows agencies to access real-time data across jurisdictions, supports federal NIBRS reporting compliance, and provides analytics for crime analysis and resource planning.\n\nMark43 targets mid-size to large municipal police departments, county sheriffs, and state police agencies looking to modernize from legacy on-premise RMS/CAD systems such as those from Motorola, CentralSquare, and Axon. The company differentiates through its cloud-native architecture that enables faster updates, better data sharing between agencies, and lower infrastructure costs than traditional on-premise public safety systems. Raised funding from investors including Tiger Global and Spark Capital.
NYSE-listed federal IT and electronic warfare contractor. ~$6–7B revenue; 23,000+ employees. Fastest-growing major defense prime by pivoting into EW hardware and SIGINT systems.
CACI International is a defense and federal IT company founded in 1962 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, trading on the NYSE under ticker CACI. With annual revenues in the $6–7 billion range and over 23,000 employees, CACI is recognized as one of the fastest-growing defense prime contractors, having successfully pivoted from pure IT services into high-margin electronic warfare (EW) and signals intelligence hardware.\n\nCACi's core portfolio spans intelligence solutions, SIGINT, electronic warfare systems, C5ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), cloud modernization, and enterprise IT. The company's move into EW hardware has differentiated it from peers and driven above-market growth, including wins on DoD programs requiring domestically produced EW systems. CACI has bolstered its hardware and spectrum capabilities through strategic acquisitions including LGS Innovations in 2018.\n\nCACi serves customers across the military branches, intelligence community, and DHS. The company is frequently named to Washington Technology's Top 100 Government Contractors list and has a strong competitive position in contested-environment warfare systems—a direct beneficiary of DoD's increased spending on multi-domain operations and spectrum warfare.
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