AMERGINT Technologies

AMERGINT Technologies is a Colorado Springs-based developer of software-defined radio (SDR) and signal processing solutions for satellite ground systems, with heritage tracing to Harris Corporation's government communications division. The company's SOFTLINK product line delivers waveform-agnostic modem and baseband processing units that replace traditional hardware modems with software-configurable alternatives, dramatically reducing ground system lifecycle costs and enabling multi-mission support from a single hardware platform.

AMERGINT's systems handle the full ground-to-space link chain: from forward error correction and channel coding through IF/RF interfaces to mission data routing. Their equipment supports GPS satellite command and control, ISS communications, and classified government satellite constellations through contracts with NASA, the U.S. Space Force, and prime contractors such as Leidos, Raytheon, and General Dynamics. The SOFTLINK Demodulator and Modulator units are flight-proven across dozens of LEO and GEO programs, supporting waveforms including DVB-S2, CCSDS Proximity-1, and custom proprietary formats used in NRO programs.

The company's software-defined approach aligns with the DoD Digital Transformation Initiative, allowing ground systems to update waveforms in the field via software patches rather than hardware swaps — a critical capability as satellite constellations migrate to optical inter-satellite links and higher-frequency Ka-band links. AMERGINT operates from facilities adjacent to Peterson Space Force Base, giving it direct proximity to Space Delta 6 and 8 customers who manage satellite command and telemetry operations.