DoD Public Safety TDM Modernization – Technical Exchange Meetings

Date: 09/04/2025

Vendor: Granite Telecommunications

Technology/Topic: DoD Public Safety TDM Modernization

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Welcome to the Technical Exchange Meeting (TEM)!

Granite’s EPIK is a patented, 24/7/365 monitored, secure, and compliant TDM replacement purpose-built to keep life-safety lines such as fire panels, elevator systems, and security phones fully operational as TDM is retired.

Granite’s EPIK is a Class 5 Softswitch-powered Edge device. This device replicates a Central Office, ensuring high service quality and reliability for crucial functions like fire or security systems, elevator systems, and metering applications. Its patented Alarm Protocol Relay (APR) is an advanced latency compensation algorithm designed to support applications sensitive to latency and jitter. By establishing a connection that proactively counteracts these challenges, APR significantly enhances communication stability and reduces or eliminates transmission errors, something most VoIP or ATA-based solutions cannot guarantee. With redundant connectivity (Ethernet, FSX, LTE/5G), 24-hour battery backup, and compliance with NFPA 72 MFVN, HIPAA, PCI, and FCC standards, EPIK delivers unmatched reliability, survivability, and compliance for mission-critical DoD life-safety communications.

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To join the DISA TEM mailing list, please contact: disa.tem@mail.mil

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Disclaimer:

— TEMs do not serve as a marketing venue or request for proposal actions.

— TEMs shall not be interpreted as a commitment by the Government to issue a solicitation or ultimately award a contract.

— TEMs do not serve as an endorsement of any presented technologies or capabilities

— Presentations will not be considered as proposals nor will any awards be made as a result of a TEM session.

— TEMs are public open forums – no proprietary or sensitive information should be presented during TEM sessions. Only publicly facing content is permissible in DISA TEM sessions.

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