Lévis, Quebec manufacturer of field-deployable communications hubs that bridge incompatible radio, voice and data networks so military coalition partners and emergency responders can share command-and-control links without swapping equipment or encryption.
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Lévis, Quebec manufacturer of field-deployable communications hubs that bridge incompatible radio, voice and data networks so military coalition partners and emergency responders can share command-and-control links without swapping equipment or encryption.
In November 2025 its Canadian Armed Forces standing offer was extended to 2030 and its purchase ceiling raised to $100 million, per the company. A ceiling is not an order value. basecampconnect.com
Supplied communications and networking equipment to National Defence under a contract worth $3,057,277.11 dated October 2024, per federal proactive disclosure. search.open.canada.ca
Company history dates its first Canadian defence sale to 2013, first sales in Indonesia and France to 2017, and a National Individual Standing Offer to 2022. basecampconnect.com
BCC-NEXT, BCC-TACTICAL and BCC-MIL series products are covered by US patent 9479912, European patent EP2847946 B1 and Canadian patent 2869249, per the company's patent-marking page. basecampconnect.com
Products Base Camp Connect publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Vehicle and airborne tactical communications
Rugged MIL-STD mobile system for ground vehicles, helicopters and aircraft that connects up to five radio networks plus other devices, with a GPU for AI and video workloads and automated security aligned to FMN standards.
Learn moreTactical voice bridge
Radio- and frequency-agnostic interoperability gateway that joins up to five radio networks into four talk groups as a cross-band, cross-platform and cross-encryption repeater, with no computer or radio reprogramming needed.
Learn moreScalable interoperability system
Compact expandable unit that connects up to three radio networks into two talk groups, each exposed as a SIP extension over WAN, LTE/5G, LAN, Wi-Fi or satellite, with TLS and SRTP encryption.
Learn morePublicly announced partnerships.
Strategic partnership (September 2026) offering the CAF a combined solution: Base Camp Connect interoperability systems with Marconi's ORION radios and ARCHER troposcatter terminals.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Communications/networking equipment, National Defence — procurement contract
Communications/networking equipment for CFB Kingston, National Defence — procurement contract
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation, Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions — repayable contribution
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada — contribution (Interface V2 product development)
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada — contribution (software portfolio development)
CanExport, National Research Council Canada — grant (tactical communications export to NATO members)
Base Camp Connect and Montreal's Marconi Technologies announced a strategic partnership pairing Base Camp Connect's interoperability integration systems with Marconi's ORION mesh radios and ARCHER troposcatter terminals as a tactical communications offering for the CAF. Both companies stay independent and will pursue joint opportunities.
Telflex Technologie Inc., operating as Base Camp Connect, announced a standing offer agreement with the Canadian Armed Forces that raises the purchase ceiling to $100 million and extends the existing standing offer until 2030.
Terms the company uses about its own work.
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