The Ukrainian Defense Market
Ukraine is the only NATO partner running C2 in active high-intensity conflict — a live operational environment that has compressed years of capability development into months. Every system in use today has been tested under real adversarial pressure, not in exercises. That context defines what C2 software actually needs to do.
Procurement runs through АОЗ (Агентство оборонних закупівель — Defence Procurement Agency), with IT and communications oversight held by МОУ J6 (Головне управління зв'язку та ІТ ЗСУ). The Brave1 cluster is the primary fast-track procurement mechanism for accredited domestic defense tech companies, enabling direct engagement with AFU units and expedited contracting outside the full tender cycle.
Delta C2 is the national battlefield management system. Any software that operates at battalion level and above must integrate with Delta's data model — position tracks, fire missions, UAV tasking, and situational awareness layers. Corvus Intelligence has been shipping C2 to AFU units since 2022. This is not simulated or demonstrated capability — it is actual combat deployment in the current conflict.
What We Build for Ukrainian Programs
Delta Integration Adapters
Real-time two-way data exchange with the Delta C2 system using MQTT, Protobuf, and REST — the native protocols Delta exposes, without middleware wrappers or translation layers.
Common Operational Picture
Fusing UAV feeds, artillery reports, infantry positions, and EW detections into a unified battalion-to-national-level COP — live, role-filtered, and optimised for command post throughput.
Low-bandwidth Edge Operation
Offline-first design for denied and degraded communications environments. All critical functions operate locally; data syncs automatically on reconnect — built for the field, not retrofitted.
Encrypted Mobile C2
Ruggedized Android applications for commanders at company level, with end-to-end encrypted communications and role-based access to the operational picture from the front line.
Artillery & UAV Fire Control Integration
Automated fire mission workflow — target nomination, fire request routing, deconfliction, and bomb damage assessment — integrated with UAV tasking queues and artillery battalion C2.
Secure API Gateway
Role-based access enforced at classification boundaries between battalion, brigade, and operational-level consumers — audit-logged, penetration-tested, and aligned with МОУ security requirements.
Built With Corvus.Head
Corvus.Head — Our Productized C2 Dashboard
Corvus.Head was built from delivering C2 directly to AFU units at national level. It is in operational use in the current conflict — not a lab prototype or a proof of concept. The platform has been shaped by real battlefield feedback: what works under fire, what breaks under load, and what commanders actually need at the moment of decision.
It integrates natively with Delta, handles multi-domain feeds — UAV, EW, infantry, fires, SIGINT — and supports role-based views from platoon to strategic command. For Ukrainian programs that need a proven C2 foundation, Corvus.Head reduces program risk and shortens time to operational deployment.
Learn more about Corvus.Head →Procurement & Compliance for Ukraine
- Brave1 accredited — fast-track for domestic defense tech procurement, direct operational feedback loop with AFU units, expedited contracting outside the full tender cycle.
- Delta-native integration — two-way data exchange with the national battlefield management system without middleware wrappers or translation layers.
- ISO 9001, ISO 27001, ISO 45001 certified — formal audit baseline for МОУ and АОЗ contracts, covering quality management, information security, and occupational safety.
- Combat-proven — operational deployment in active conflict since 2022, not a POC. Real units, real adversary pressure, real lessons continuously incorporated.
Frequently Asked Questions
+How does Corvus integrate with the Delta C2 system?
Corvus Intelligence has built native two-way integration with the Delta battlefield management system using MQTT, Protobuf, and REST — the same protocols Delta exposes for certified third-party integrators. Data flows in both directions without middleware wrappers or translation layers, giving units a single operational picture that combines Delta tracks with Corvus-fused feeds from UAV, EW, artillery, and infantry sources.
+Is Corvus an accredited Brave1 member?
Yes. Corvus Intelligence is an accredited member of the Brave1 defense technology cluster — Ukraine's primary fast-track procurement mechanism for domestic defense tech. Brave1 accreditation provides a direct operational feedback loop with AFU units and an expedited pathway to МОУ and АОЗ procurement without the full tender cycle timeline.
+Can you deliver under АОЗ procurement timelines?
Yes. As a Brave1-accredited vendor with an established track record of delivery to AFU units, Corvus operates under the fast-track procurement mechanisms available to accredited domestic defense tech companies. We have active experience navigating АОЗ (Агентство оборонних закупівель) processes and can scope engagements to fit procurement calendar constraints.
+What combat experience does Corvus.Head have?
Corvus.Head has been in operational deployment with AFU units since 2022 — not a proof of concept or lab prototype. It has been used in active high-intensity conflict, fusing UAV tracks, EW detections, artillery reports, and infantry positions into battalion-to-national-level operational pictures. Lessons from that deployment are continuously incorporated into the platform.
+How does Corvus handle low-bandwidth / denied-comms environments?
Corvus.Head is built offline-first: all critical functions operate locally without a live network connection. Data syncs automatically when connectivity is restored. This architecture was developed specifically for the degraded and denied communications environments encountered in active combat — not retrofitted for it.
+What security certifications does Corvus hold for MoD work?
Corvus Intelligence holds ISO 9001 (quality management), ISO 27001 (information security management), and ISO 45001 (occupational health and safety) certifications. These provide the formal audit baseline expected for МОУ and АОЗ contracts. Role-based access control, end-to-end encryption, and audit logging are built into all platform deployments.