Simplesense

Overview

Simplesense provides infrastructure and resilience platform services with operations across multiple US locations including Brooklyn.[1][2] Founded in 2017,[4] the company's platform integrates infrastructure, security and operational technology systems on military installations into a unified operational picture for installation leaders, incident responders and facility operators.[3] The platform comprises Resilience Core, which connects control systems across power, water, HVAC, and security into a single operational environment; IncidentLink, which turns infrastructure signals into actionable context; and OTGateway, which extends Zero Trust and continuous monitoring to the building edge.[6] Simplesense lists Tyndall Air Force Base as a customer, where the platform operates across 125+ buildings and 17,000+ endpoints on a 29,000-acre installation.[7] In November 2024, the company announced a Department of Defense contract under the APFIT program as part of a $20 million expansion.[10] In January 2026, Simplesense was awarded a $15 million U.S. Air Force STRATFI contract via AFWERX.[9]

The company's own site places it in New York: Company lists Brooklyn, NY as a location with a specific address (32 Court Street Ste MEZZ2, Brooklyn, NY 11201) and phone number with 718 a. [2]

Simplesense was founded in 2017. [4]

Simplesense lists its Brooklyn office at 32 Court Street Ste MEZZ2, Brooklyn, NY 11201, alongside offices at 110 16th St Mall Ste 1400, Denver, CO and 84 NE Loop 410, Floor 2, San Antonio, TX. [5]

Simplesense's platform comprises Resilience Core, which "connects control systems across power, water, HVAC, and security into a single operational environment", IncidentLink, which "turns infrastructure signals into actionable context", and OTGateway, which extends Zero Trust and continuous monitoring to the building edge. [6]

Customers

Simplesense names Tyndall Air Force Base as a customer, describing "the first ongoing ATO for an Air Force control system" with continuous monitoring across 125+ buildings and 17,000+ endpoints on a 29,000-acre installation. [7]

Growth & traction

Simplesense publishes Tyndall results of "60+ Minutes Saved / Day", "75% Fewer False Alarms" and "75% Fewer Dispatches", with new capabilities authorized in "3-6 months instead of two years". [8]

On 18 November 2024 Simplesense announced a Department of Defense contract under the APFIT program as part of a $20 million expansion, taking Installation Resilience Operations Command & Control (IROC) to low rate initial production at five additional Air Force, Space Force and Army installations. [10]

Simplesense states it achieved an enterprise DoD Authority to Operate and is operational across multiple installations, with OTGateway hardened to meet Zero Trust and FIPS 140-3 requirements. [12]

Funding history

Simplesense was awarded a $15 million U.S. Air Force STRATFI (Strategic Funding Increase) contract via AFWERX, announced 14 January 2026, as one of 23 companies selected for STRATFI in 2025. [9]

Partnerships

On 14 September 2020 the Air Force awarded SimpleSense and partner Novetta a $9 million, 36-month contract to build the Installation Resilience Operations Center (IROC) prototype at Tyndall Air Force Base. [11]