Replies to post #103386 on Bravatek Solutions Inc (BVTK)

[hydr0gen1]

They can't compete? Do some DD. Here's mine to address your question about big companies:

Part of the government's latest cybersecurity initiatives have been to allocate funds towards testing pilot projects to enhance innovation in artificial intelligence, information technology, space and life sciences, and drones and other unmanned vehicles. The division that has received federal funding to review and examine ideas from startups and other lesser known companies for their potential use in the government sector is called DIUx (Defense Innovation Unit Experimental). Source

Here's why this could be lucrative for BVTK:

• Private investors have pumped about $2B into the companies involved in the DIUx.

• Trump is on board with the project (yep, even though Obama initiated it!) and wants to fund it with the full amount the project seeks which is $30M a year.

• DIUx simplifies and, more importantly, hastens the bidding process and has been awarding contracts within four months. This is great news because these deals would otherwise be very time consuming and measured in years if not for DIUx, by which time the tech would likely become obsolete.

• Since its inception in 2016, DIUx has awarded $100M in contracts to 45 pilot projects (BVTK, anyone?)

• None of the companies involved in the project are the giant military/defense corporations that you would expect to see in a project of this caliber. The purpose of the initiative is to let small startups and lesser known companies with niche capabilities exhibit their products and services.

Now here's an excerpt from Dr. Cellucci's letter to shareholders from June 2017:

Placing the product with the NCOIC has already provided us very important exposure to large enterprise and government organizations such as the Pentagon (DoD), US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), NATO and many others. Exposure to these entities could result in significant orders through our pilot programs, and potentially accelerate licensing deals associated with Ecrypt One’s IP.

So what's the takeaway? DIUx has been actively seeking new tech specifically from small companies to shore up military and defense technology. Through DIUx and the NCOIC product placement, in addition to Dr. Cellucci's existing connections, BVTK could very well have closed on multiple deals with different divisions of the government that are already completed with the money already having been issued. Because of DIUx's speedy contracting process, we could be hearing about these deals right after the financials are current.

In other words, there shouldn't be any lengthy bureaucratic red tape delays preventing us from hearing anything.

Time will tell what's really going on and we'll see how this all plays out, but it seems as if the pieces of the gigantic puzzle BVTK is working on are starting to fit into their proper places.


Source: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/experimental-defense-unit-funds-new-tech-but-faces-skeptics/2017/08/10/52564472-7df8-11e7-b2b1-aeba62854dfa_story.html?utm_term=.27ce251f7b07

[shotsky]

You apparently don't know the difference between 4G and 5G. 5G requires millions of new towers of about 25 feet in height. Higher frequencies can't travel long distances. 5G is going to provide gigabit internet service wirelessly to the home, but on fiber from the many new towers to the backhaul.
There is no new 'business' that is bigger than the implementation of 5G. It's the whole Internet of Things along with FirstNet and many, many new things. It will cost hundreds of billions of dollars to build it out. There will be enough work for anyone with tower expertise to enjoy contracts for years to come.
The old towers will still remain, but primarily for 4G and older technologies.

[Bitcon415]

Dude, 5G rollout tower sites all says so right here in this 8k.

My library has free reading lessons.

http://bravatek.com/bravatek-helpcomm-announce-win-win-strategic-alliance/

Go BVTK!!!!