Industry
Department of Defense
We build, integrate, and modernize software across the Department of Defense ecosystem — from DevSecOps software factories to command-and-control and enterprise systems.
The Defense Department is in the middle of a sweeping software modernization push: containerized, continuously-delivered applications running on accredited platforms, replacing decades of monolithic, slow-to-change systems. We work inside that movement — building and integrating software that fits the platforms, pipelines, and accreditation paths the DoD has standardized on.
What sets us apart is familiarity and access: we already know these platforms, their pipelines, and their authorization paths, and we have hands-on experience operating inside them. Whether the goal is a new mission application, modernizing a legacy back-office system, migrating a workload between clouds, or wiring data between command-and-control platforms, we meet the environment where it is rather than forcing a commercial pattern that will never get an authorization.
Ecosystem
Platforms & systems we work with
The environment we build for and integrate against, grouped by where it sits in the stack.
DevSecOps Platforms & Software Factories
The accredited pipelines we deliver software through.
Platform One
We ship applications through Platform One end to end — source managed in Repo One, hardened CI/CD checks, container images pulled from the Iron Bank registry, and deployment orchestrated with Big Bang. We know the road from first commit to an accredited, running workload because we've driven it, not just read the docs.
Service Software Factories
We work alongside the Army Software Factory and the Navy's Black Pearl, and we're fluent in how the factories operate — the continuous-ATO model, the platform standards, and the ways of working.
Kessel Run
We're familiar with the Kessel Run environment and the air-operations-center applications it's known for, and we build mission software to that standard of reliability and delivery cadence.
Cloud & Hosting
Where we land and operate workloads.
JWCC
We architect and deploy across the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability providers — AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle — and help mission owners choose the right one and land workloads there cleanly.
milCloud
We continue to support milCloud environments and assist teams migrating off it — re-platforming and lifting workloads onto JWCC and modern enterprise clouds with minimal disruption to the mission.
Cloud One & ODIN
We're familiar with the Air Force's Cloud One and the ODIN / ODIN Edge hosting platforms, and we build and deploy applications to run well in those enterprise and edge environments.
Networks & Classification
We build for every impact level.
NIPRNet · SIPRNet · JWICS
We've delivered and operated software across the unclassified, secret, and TS/SCI networks, and we understand what actually changes about a build, a pipeline, and an accreditation as it moves up classification.
DoD365
We integrate with the DoD's Microsoft 365 tenant — Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, and Graph — to fit our software into the collaboration tools people already live in.
Enterprise & Business Systems
The systems of record we integrate and modernize around.
SAP ERP (GFEBS · DEAMS · LMP)
The Army's financial and logistics backbone and Air Force/DFAS accounting all run on SAP. We integrate with these systems of record and build the modern web tooling, data extracts, and interfaces that sit on top of them.
DAI
We're familiar with the Oracle-based Defense Agencies Initiative and build the integrations, reporting, and reconciliation tooling that surrounds defense-agency financial management.
IPPS-A
We know the integration points and data of the Integrated Personnel and Pay System–Army, and we build workflows and tooling that connect to HR and pay processes.
Command, Control & ISR
The operational platforms we integrate and build alongside.
GCCS & the COP
We integrate with the Global Command and Control System (GCCS-J / GCCS-M) and build tools that feed and complement the common operating picture rather than duplicating it.
DCGS
We work with Distributed Common Ground System data flows — including service variants like DCGS-A — and build the analytics and integrations around ISR processing and exploitation.
Maven · Palantir · Anduril
We build on and integrate with the data-fusion and AI platforms now widely fielded — the Maven Smart System, Palantir Gotham and Foundry, and Anduril Lattice.
Authorization & Cybersecurity
We design for the approval path from day one.
SWIFT
We build to the DoD CIO's Software Fast Track program so software clears authorization and reaches the field faster — security and documentation are part of the work, not a scramble at the end.
CSRMC
We design and document to the Cybersecurity Risk Management Construct, which formally replaced the Risk Management Framework (RMF) in September 2025, so our deliverables line up with the current authorization model.
System, program, and company names above are the property of their respective owners and are referenced to describe the environments and partners we work with. 66 Parallel is an independent software studio.
Current Project
Total Asset Visibility — A 100% RFID Environment, with BAE Systems
In collaboration with BAE Systems, we are helping build the next generation of defense asset tracking — a fully RFID-enabled environment where every item carries a unique identity, from a complete Pratt & Whitney F135 engine down to a single Belleville washer on an F-35.
The Department of Defense is transitioning to a 100% RFID environment for materiel: total asset visibility in which every component, part, and consumable can be identified, located, audited, and accounted for across its entire lifecycle. The scale is enormous — from major end items like jet engines to the smallest aerospace fasteners — and the objective is a single, trustworthy picture of where everything is.
This is a deeply collaborative effort. Working alongside BAE Systems, we contribute the software and integration that turn billions of RFID reads into accurate, real-time inventory and movement data — tag commissioning, reader infrastructure, high-volume data capture, reconciliation, and the APIs that feed authoritative defense systems of record. Neither partner does this alone; the result is a joint capability stronger than either side delivers on its own.
Tracking at this granularity changes what is possible: faster audits, fewer lost assets, tighter supply chains, and the assurance that a part installed on an F-35 is exactly the part the records say it is. Every item, from an F135 engine to a single Belleville washer, has an identity and a verifiable history.
The same identity-tracking backbone extends to people on the move. Working under the Defense Travel System (DTS), we are presently developing the ability to track a service member together with their belongings throughout a relocation — following household goods from packout to delivery, including overseas moves — so families can see where their possessions are, and the Department can manage moves with the same accuracy it applies to materiel.
Collaboration with BAE Systems
A joint effort — we contribute the software and integration alongside BAE Systems’ program leadership.
100% RFID Environment
Every item tagged and tracked, from major end items to the smallest fasteners.
Total Asset Visibility
A single, real-time picture of where every asset is across its lifecycle.
Member & Household Goods Moves
Tracking a service member and their belongings end to end through a relocation, including overseas moves — developed under the Defense Travel System (DTS).
Item-Level Identity
Unique identification down to a single Belleville washer on an F-35.
Reader & Tag Infrastructure
Tag commissioning, reader networks, and reliable high-volume data capture.
Authoritative Integration
APIs feeding accurate inventory and movement data to defense systems of record.
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