ATLANTA, GA — September 9, 2026 — Danti, the AI company building an agentic AI intelligence platform for government and commercial use, today announced a $2.1M contract expansion with the United States Space Force (USSF). The award extends Danti's operational deployment under the Space Force's Tactical Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Tracking (TacSRT) program. The contract provides Guardian's access into a mission-aware workflow system that delivers persistent mission context, advanced conversational requests, and automated reporting improving speed, continuity, and consistency for analysts and directors across intelligence operations.
"We're proud to expand our work with the U.S. Space Force, the JCO and the TacSRT team," said Danti Founder and CEO Jesse Kallman. "Danti has supported analysts and operators across the Pentagon through the War in Iran and natural disasters, including wildfires and the recent earthquakes in South America, giving them mission-aware context and the ability to rapidly generate reports in one platform. Information that traditionally took days to weeks to compile and analyze is now delivered in seconds."
Danti's agentic intelligence platform gives every user access to a team of specialized AI analysts, turning complex intelligence tasks into actionable information using focused queries within the system. Operators make a request about a time, an event, or a location, and Danti dispatches its AI analysts to work the problem simultaneously. Each digital AI analyst is built around the workflows and reasoning patterns of real-world subject matter experts including imagery, sensor data, open-source reporting, and enterprise systems. These digital agents work in parallel comparing sources, weighing confidence, and flagging uncertainty before rapidly bringing findings together into a single, spatially grounded operational picture. From there, operators can explore the evidence, question it further, and turn it into finished products like reports, briefing decks, and executive summaries, all in one shared workspace, within minutes.
The announcement comes as the company updated the platform and continues to expand its work across the Services and Combatant Commands that need to have information to allow greater speed and accuracy of decisions. Danti recently announced it was selected for a contract focused on leveraging AI to support Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB) products for the United States Air Force. Under the IPB contract, Danti's platform helps commanders fuse large volumes of open-source data to rapidly build situational awareness, putting agentic AI systems to work preparing decision makers with the intelligence they need for decision advantage at mission speed.
"This new USSF contract lets us build on what's already working on TacSRT and give Guardians a system that remembers mission context, takes a request in plain language, and hands back a finished report instead of another pile of data to sort through," continued Kallman. "That's the difference between AI that assists and AI that actually keeps pace with the mission."
About Danti
Danti is an agentic intelligence platform that puts a team of specialized AI analysts at your fingertips. Make a request, and Danti's agents — each built around the workflows and reasoning patterns of real-world experts — go to work in parallel, delivering traceable, spatially grounded results in a shared operational workspace you can explore, question further, and turn into finished products like reports and briefing decks. Founded in 2023 and backed by Shield Capital, Tech Square Ventures, Humba Ventures and other leading investors, Danti supports operators across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, and federal civilian agencies every day. Learn more at danti.ai.
