The Intelligence & Information Systems (I2S) program performs systems engineering, requirements analysis, hardware and software development, system integration, field support, and on-site technical support for a variety of clients. The I2S program originated through work in electronic warfare (EW) support to the DoD. These projects involved threat analysis, systems engineering, hardware and software design, and system production.

One of the core projects was support to the Army Reprogramming Analysis Team (ARAT), which was initiated in 1991 based on EW support provided to the Army during the first Gulf War. After designing and building the initial Army rapid reprogramming infrastructure for target and threat sensing systems, I2S has helped improve capabilities until the ARAT has become recognized as the premier organization providing support to fielded Army ASE. 

Initial EW support to has grown to include multiple precision GPS applications. C4I capabilities were recently added as part of an internal reorganization.

Recent I2S projects have included the following: GPS programs including support of the Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) program; electronic warfare (EW) programs supporting multi-service ASE; and C4I projects such as the Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) transitional support.