Research In Motion LIMITED

Research In Motion LIMITED, now known as BlackBerry Limited, is a multinational technology company specializing in enterprise software and the Internet of things. Through its federal contract awards, the company provides various security-focused software and services to U.S. government agencies. These offerings include the BlackBerry AtHoc crisis communication platform, Cylance AI-based endpoint security solutions, BlackBerry UEM unified endpoint management, and BlackBerry Workspaces secure file sharing and collaboration tools. The company's focus on secure communication and cybersecurity solutions aligns with its history as a pioneer in mobile device security and encrypted messaging.

Recent federal contract awards to Research In Motion LIMITED and its subsidiaries showcase the company's diverse range of services provided to government agencies. The company was awarded a contract by the US Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) for BlackBerry AtHoc services, demonstrating its continued support for military communications. Additionally, BlackBerry Corporation secured a $747,652 definitive contract from the National Science Foundation to support the Convergence Accelerator and Track G programs, focusing on secure utilization of 5G infrastructure by government entities. As a subcontractor, AtHoc Inc., a subsidiary of Research In Motion LIMITED, has provided emergency mass notification system support and services to prime contractors such as American Systems Corporation and Serco Inc. Other subcontract work includes SATS annual license and maintenance, and various support services. These contracts span both defense and civilian agencies, with no set-aside designations noted for the awards.