V2X, Google Public Sector Partner on Secure On‑Prem AI for U.S. Defense

Reston Accord: V2X and Google Public Sector Team on Secure AI for Defense

On‑premise AI integrations for mission assurance

V2X announces a strategic partnership with Google Public Sector to deliver secure, scalable and accredited artificial intelligence and cloud capabilities for U.S. defense and intelligence customers. The collaboration focuses on deploying Google's advanced AI technologies, including generative models, inside isolated, on‑premises environments that meet strict public‑sector security and data‑governance requirements. V2X positions the work as enabling mission assurance while preserving cybersecurity controls and accreditation processes needed for national security operations.

The agreement prioritizes operational resilience and near real‑time decision support by applying multimodal AI to structured and unstructured data. V2X and Google intend to use AI for rapid insights, adaptive training and simulation, and predictive logistics to reduce downtime and improve supply‑chain visibility. The partners emphasize that capabilities are subject to contractual authorizations and formal accreditation, and that deployments will adhere to applicable standards for highly isolated environments used by classified programs.

V2X frames the partnership as a step to scale industry‑leading technologies into fielded mission sets operating in challenging environments. The company says the integration work spans secure on‑premise stacks, accredited cloud enclaves and tooling tailored to defense workflows, enabling measurable improvements in decision speed, operational uptime and cost efficiency. Jan Niemiec, Managing Director, National Security at Google Public Sector, says both organizations are committed to delivering secure AI within highly isolated settings that satisfy public‑sector security needs.

Deployment plan and program scope

V2X and Google say they begin phased deployments later in 2026 across multiple classified and unclassified programs, supporting mission‑critical operations domestically and overseas. The roadmap highlights use cases such as scenario generation for training, adaptive learning for performance optimization, and proactive risk detection to strengthen supply‑chain resilience and mission continuity through regular assessments.

Executive remarks and partner ecosystem

Jeremy C. Wensinger, V2X president and chief executive officer, says the alliance enhances the company’s ability to integrate and scale partner technologies into customers’ vital missions. V2X also notes it is partnering with other top‑tier technology providers to assemble accredited, secure solutions for defense and intelligence communities, and reiterates that all capabilities proceed under necessary authorizations and accreditation reviews.