Our Challenge
Pacstar is a leading developer and supplier of advanced, interoperable tactical and enterprise communications systems for complex organizations. Bluetext executed a multi-phase communications program, starting when we were engaged to capitalize on a modest contract secured with the U.S. Army to extending brand awareness across DoD to supporting recruitment and retention growth efforts and, finally, raising enterprise value towards a $400 million acquisition by Curtiss-Wright. Throughout the program, Bluetext secured hundreds of pieces of media coverage, including some representative examples of each phase below.
Building a DoD Business
Phase I: Contract as Launch Pad
Army integrates new WIN-T software interface
Army to award new contracts to sipport mobile comms units
Army deploys PacStar Software across WIN-T Program
U.S. Army's deployed WIN-T Program software reduces system management complexity
Phase II: Extend Across DoD
PacStar's evolution continues on the tactical edge
DoD makes it easier to access classified info remotely
Comms on-the-move: industry improves satellite communications technologies
Phase III: Supporting Growth
Tigard company lands military contracts worht up to $300 million
Tigard telecom inks 'transformational' deals with the U.S. military
Phase IV: The Exit
How Curtiss-Wright is bringing PacStar into the fold
Curtiss-Wright Defense solution boosts expertise network operations with PacStar acquisition
Curtiss-Wright acquiring PacStar for $400 million
Bluetext also deployed a recruitment-driven PR strategy to help PacStar grow to its highest potential.
Recruitment/Culture Driven PR
Tech CEO named Sam Blackman award winner
EY names PacStar CEO Peggy Miller Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 award finalist in Pacific Northwest Region
Here are 2018's PBJ Women of Influence winners
Tigard company lands mlitary contract worth up to $300 million
Tigard telecom inks 'transformational' deals with the U.S. military
