At Skymantics, we believe that the next great leap in aviation won’t just be in how we fly, but in how we share the story of every flight. As the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) pivots toward an Info-Centric National Airspace System (NAS), the traditional silos of aviation data are being dismantled in favor of a […]
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MELBOURNE, FL & ARLINGTON, VA / ACCESS Newswire / December 17, 2025 / Skymantics, a leading provider of AI-driven data analytics solutions, is announcing a strategic partnership with Geo Orchestration AI, a generative AI orchestration engine provider for the healthcare analytics sector. The partnership includes an equity investment by Skymantics’ leadership and the appointment of
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is navigating one of the most significant periods of modernization in its history. From the operational demands of the Brand New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) initiative to the ongoing evolution of the Program Management Organization, the agency has signaled a clear requirement for rapid innovation, enhanced safety, and “No
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MELBOURNE, FL / ACCESS Newswire / November 13, 2025 / Skymantics, LLC, an SBA 8(a)-certified small business, offers a full-spectrum Artificial Intelligence (AI) services for state and local governments. Moving beyond a single product, Skymantics is offering a comprehensive suite of AI solutions-from strategic planning and ethical-use consulting to AI-powered automation and predictive optimization-all built on a
MELBOURNE, FL / ACCESS Newswire / August 5, 2025 / As the U.S. federal government accelerates its strategy to procure advanced Artificial Intelligence solutions, Skymantics, LLC is at the forefront, providing innovative AI and synthetic data capabilities to modernize the nation’s critical infrastructure. The company’s leadership in this space is demonstrated in the award of a Phase 4
Washington, DC – 2/6/2025 – Skymantics, LLC is proud to support the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) in its efforts to protect taxpayer privacy through artificial intelligence (AI)-generated synthetic data. For the past three years, Skymantics has worked with the IRS on SimoN (Simulation of the Nation)—a project that creates high-quality synthetic data to replace real
We are pleased to announce that Skymantics has been awarded with an FAA eFAST Task Order to support the FAA NextGen Organization entitled “Flight Information Management Concept Engineering”. This Task Order will continue our support for ANG-C5 until 2029. Special thanks and congratulations to our teammates at LS Technologies and P17 Solutions in this fantastic
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It is in Skymantics’ DNA to address the needs of the aviation industry in the areas of data exchange and analysis. Some valuable lessons learned over the years is that it is a challenge environment due to three main factors: Complex potential scenarios. Aviation is a complex ecosystem of airspace users and air traffic managers. Current
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Expanded capabilities for emerging technologies, Supported OCONUS and CONUS requirements, Featured protestability up to $10M, Offered expert guidance from the GSA team (including free scope review services and market research), and awarded GSA vehicles! Melbourne, Florida-based Skymantics, an innovation company dedicated to driving global change across industries through emerging technologies, announced today they were awarded
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The recent skirmish between the FAA, mobile carriers, and the airline community, regarding risk of 5G interference with aircraft radio altimeters, has left U.S. airports wondering about their role in this dispute. Airports are obviously one of the entities most affected by the problem, however they never had a say on the potential solutions nor have received
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