SAIC's expertise across the entire activity range for securing and operating digital assets and services, combined with our unique technological capabilities, effectively answers the challenges of a complex and continually evolving cyberspace.

JRE 4G hardware supports up to 9 interface cards connected to the PCIe bus. Combinations of the following interface cards will vary based on Mission Requirements. Interfaces for JREAP-B Serial Links along with various radio interfaces supporting UHF, SHF SATCOM, and UHF Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA) networks utilized for JREAP-A and Satellite TDL-J (STJ). Interfaces for MIDS/JTRS (Platform A) radios and host systems and certain navigation sources if required. Interfaces for MIDS/JTRS (Platform A) radios and host systems and certain navigation sources if required.

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The JRE tactical data link system extends the reach of critical, near real-time data to tactical edge forces…airborne, ground, and maritime. • Flexible, low-cost situational awareness (SA), digital command and control (DC2), and blue force tracking (BFT) • Connectivity between Link 16, SADL, VMF, and BFT • Line-of-Sight (LOS) and Beyond-Line-of-Sight (BLOS) • Federated solution significantly reduces integration costs by minimizing integration with assets’ existing systems

Supporting the Commonwealth of Australia's Department of Defence Tactical Data Link requirements for over a decade, SAIC has software and hardware support based out of Canberra ACT. With JRE systems dispersed across the country and throughout all branches of defence, our FSR's are strategically located for optimal support.

SAIC carries out software transformation for customers as a holistic effort of turning outdated and underperforming applications into secure, compliant, effective apps and streamlining the development process and production chain to deliver them. We understand that this re-engineering can't be a big-buck, big-bang endeavor.

The Joint All-Domain Gateway Router (JAGR) provides the tactical edge warfighter with a one-box solution that meets their critical tactical data link communications requirements for LOS and BLOS Link 16 and Multi-TDL operations. Coupled with the Joint Range Extension Gateway (JRE-GW) software, JAGR supports multi-network operations, digital command, control and communications for air, ground and maritime forces in a compact, ruggedized, rapid deployable, SWaP form factor.

Joint Range Extension’s (JRE) combat proven data link capability commands an unmatched record of performance, reliability, economy and agility. As the software solution for delivering Tactical Data Link (TDL) operations over Line-of-Sight (LOS) and Beyond Line-of-Sight (BLOS) communications, JRE is the premier TDL system of choice by the United States Department of Defense and select coalition partners, with over 2,000 systems fielded worldwide. With multiple programs of record, JRE is the only TDL system able to claim that it has the lowest data loss and latency of any fielded data link gateway. Equally, JRE provides superior TDL processor performance as the only gateway featuring smart forwarding and data loop protection as well as the ability to process more than 20,000 tracks. JRE is coded in Java and extensible – meaning it is “Stable, Robust and Adaptable” operating system agnostic. Its Graphical User Interface (GUI) is designed based on ease of use for fast and efficient operator actions and accessibility to mission critical information. JRE is a Technology Readiness Level (TRL)-9 tested, approved, certified and Information Assurance (IA) accredited and compliant TDL Gateway.