Tristyn
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@Tristynb32 Great research! However, I’d like to offer a counterargument. There are various stages in the DOD’s acquisition process. It’s also possible that the contracts weren’t renewed because the funding came from classified sources after the research phase was successfully completed.
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#AIAI $DAG: Part 3 - DoD Contracts
A company is about to be listed on Nasdaq. It describes itself as deployed in "the U.S. military's digital infrastructure". Mission Critical...
Their one active government contract pays $171k/year.
It's for door sensors at army museums.
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@realLoyalSoon That said, the point of the thread is that #Constellation have overstated their current government work by conflating museum visitor counters with "Operationally critical infrastructure" $DAG
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@Tristynb32 It's not a contract, it's an award, and you are letting out the fact they used 3$ to earn 1$.
#DYOR
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@realLoyalSoon Award is an umbrella term that includes grants, collaboration agreements and contracts.
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Sources: USASpending.gov: FA864921P1550 / W911S222P1470 / W912CH24CL012 AIAI S-1/A Amendment 7, filed 1 May 2026 (SEC EDGAR, CIK 0002096362) Constellation Network Army Museum Enterprise product documentation NAICS 712110 definition: census.gov
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None of this means the technology doesn't work.
It means investors are being sold "the U.S. military's digital infrastructure."
The visible federal contract record is peel-and-stick museum visitor counters.
That’s not a misunderstanding. That’s a choice.
#AIAI $DAG
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