Deepsig Inc.

Deepsig Inc., a venture-backed small disadvantaged business headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, specializes in artificial intelligence and machine learning solutions for wireless communications and signal processing. The company develops advanced analytics software and technologies that support electronic warfare, signals intelligence, spectrum sensing, and communications security applications for Department of Defense and federal research agencies. Deepsig's flagship product, the OmniSig Studio platform, leverages AI and ML capabilities to enhance spectrum monitoring, signal classification, direction finding, and wideband sensing across multiple wireless communications domains.

Deepsig has secured seven prime federal contracts totaling approximately $2.73 million across multiple defense agencies and research institutions. The company received a $1.14 million Small Business Innovation Research Phase II contract from Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) for the Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS) High program, structured as a cost-plus-fixed-fee definitive contract with performance through April 2027. DARPA awarded two contracts to Deepsig: a $996,329 Other Transaction Agreement for the TENSORS for Reprogrammable Intelligent Array Demonstrations (TRIAD) project and a $149,565 Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer Phase I contract for the OmniSig for Spectrum Monitoring and Awareness in Real-Time (SMART) project. The company also secured two software licensing contracts with West Point Military Academy—a $125,000 perpetual license for OmniSig Studio software and a $45,505 firm-fixed-price contract for deep signal software and associated equipment—as well as a $249,054 sole-source software licensing contract with NAVSEA for OmniSig Studio and perpetual sensor licenses to support operations at the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren. Additionally, the U.S. Special Operations Command awarded Deepsig a $125,000 purchase order for OmniSig Studio software components. Deepsig has also functioned as a subcontractor to prime contractors including Massachusetts Institute of Technology (software licenses and maintenance), Applied Research Associates (personnel, materials, facilities, and management support), General Dynamics Information Technology (products), and KBR Wyle Services (materials and services).

Deepsig has been awarded three prime federal grants totaling approximately $19.96 million under the National Telecommunications and Information Administration's (NTIA) Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund Grant Program. The most recent awards, both granted on February 1, 2025 with performance through January 31, 2028, include a $9.99 million project grant to integrate OmniSig sensing software into Jabil's Open RAN operating system to enhance AI/ML-enabled wideband spectrum sensing and spectrum sharing capabilities, with Warren Design as a subrecipient providing system, hardware, and software design engineering and testing services; and a $9.96 million project grant to advance Massive MIMO Open Radio Units deployment by studying network beamforming implementation and porting the DeepSig OmniPhy neural receiver to operate on reference hardware from Qualcomm and Fujitsu, with outcomes targeted for standardization through the O-RAN Alliance and 3GPP. An earlier $9.64 million NTIA project grant awarded in September 2023 (performance through December 2025) tasked Deepsig with improving Open RAN air-interface performance testing through development of standardized test datasets, evaluation tools, and interoperability demonstrations to enhance testing fidelity and repeatability using AI and real-world signal measurements. These grant awards demonstrate Deepsig's focus on advancing 5G and Open RAN supply chain technologies while supporting spectrum sharing and interference management capabilities for commercial radio access network products and the broader telecommunications industry.