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Defense startup developing 50-knot autonomous patrol boats for maritime critical infrastructure security; 800-mile range with AI threat detection targeting oil rigs and terminals at fraction of manned vessel cost.
Splash Inc. is a defense technology startup developing autonomous surface vessels (ASVs) for maritime security — building high-speed autonomous patrol boats that use AI to detect and respond to threats against critical maritime infrastructure including oil rigs, LNG terminals, shipping terminals, and naval facilities. The company's flagship autonomous vessel achieves 50 knots, patrols 800-mile ranges, and has demonstrated 200 miles of autonomous operation in the San Francisco Bay Area, with the long-term vision of making traditional manned naval patrol vessels obsolete through swarms of low-cost autonomous alternatives.
San Ramon CA. Owned by Vista Equity Partners. Government permitting, licensing, and inspections software serving cities, counties, and state agencies across the US.
Accela is a San Ramon, California-based government software company founded in 1999 and owned by Vista Equity Partners. The company provides cloud-based permitting, licensing, code enforcement, and inspections software to hundreds of cities, counties, and state agencies across the United States, helping governments digitize high-volume transactional services that residents and businesses interact with frequently.\n\nAccela's core platform, Civic Application Suite, manages the full lifecycle of building permits, business licenses, health inspections, planning applications, and code enforcement cases. The platform provides online citizen portals where applicants can submit, track, and pay for permits digitally, replacing paper-based counter workflows. Accela also offers mobile inspection tools that allow field staff to conduct and record inspections on-site without returning to the office.\n\nAccela targets local and state governments looking to modernize legacy permit management systems and expand digital service delivery. The company serves jurisdictions ranging from small cities to large state departments of transportation and health. It competes with OpenGov and Tyler Technologies' Enterprise Permitting & Licensing product. Accela differentiates through its deep specialization in permit and licensing workflows, its extensive library of pre-configured government agency templates, and its large partner ecosystem of system integrators.
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