FAQ: Critical Infrastructure Technologies and Pathfinder Ventures Confidentiality Agreement
Summary
Critical Infrastructure Technologies has signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement with Pathfinder Ventures to explore strategic collaboration in U.S. and allied defence markets, marking an important step in CiTech's expansion strategy and positioning its Nexus 20 system for government and defence applications.
What is the main purpose of the agreement between CiTech and Pathfinder Ventures?
The companies have entered into a Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement to explore strategic collaboration in U.S. and allied defence markets, focusing on government engagement, defence contracting, and technology integration opportunities.
Why is this agreement significant for CiTech?
This marks an important step in CiTech’s expansion strategy across North America and allied defence markets, providing a foundation for deeper collaboration on government engagement, strategic partnerships, and commercialization of CiTech’s Nexus 20 Rapid Deployment Radio Base Station.
What specific technology is the focus of this collaboration?
The collaboration focuses on CiTech’s Nexus 20 Rapid Deployment Radio Base Station, which addresses critical needs in deployable communications, ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), and counter-UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) infrastructure.
What role will Pathfinder Ventures play in this partnership?
Pathfinder Ventures will leverage its extensive network of defence, intelligence, and technology contacts to support CiTech’s market entry and partnership strategy, including navigating U.S. federal procurement and agency relationships.
What are the key markets targeted by this collaboration?
The collaboration targets U.S. defence, homeland security, emergency services sectors, and expands to NATO and Five Eyes nations, supporting sovereign defence initiatives and coalition interoperability.
What are the next steps following this NDA?
Subsequent actions include an operational assessment for the establishment of domestic manufacturing and assembly at strategic locations within the U.S., moving toward a broader business development and advisory partnership.
Who are the key leaders involved from both companies?
Brenton Scott, CEO of CiTech, and Jason Kirby, President of Pathfinder Ventures (former commander of U.S. Air Force Special Operations in the Indo-Pacific region), are leading this strategic collaboration.
What benefits does Pathfinder Ventures bring to this partnership?
Pathfinder Ventures brings exceptional experience in U.S. defence engagement, strategic business development, sales acceleration, U.S. federal contracting, and extensive defence industry leadership to support CiTech’s market entry.
How does this align with CiTech’s broader business objectives?
This aligns with CiTech’s objective to expand its footprint across NATO and Five Eyes nations and supports its mission to deliver advanced, deployable infrastructure solutions for defence and emergency response operations.
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