California-Based Gallatin AI Raises $50M in Series A Funding

Gallatin AI, an El Segundo, CA-based provider of an AI-native military logistics platform, has raised $50 million in a Series A funding round, bringing the total amount to $70 million. The round included 8VC, Silent Ventures, and other investors.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its engineering team, accelerate product development, and broaden its AI-powered logistics capabilities for the Joint Logistics Enterprise.

What is Gallatin AI?

Gallatin AI develops software designed to help the US military manage logistics, and maintain operational readiness. Its flagship platform, Navigator, connects data and workflows across military operations to provide a unified view of readiness and coordinate critical supply processes.

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The platform supports functions such as vehicle readiness, medical supplies, fuel and munitions. It helps military teams track resources, coordinate logistics and make better informed decisions across different levels of planning.

Navigator is designed to connect logistics information from the battlefield to senior military leadership. It is already used by Army and Air Force customers and supports military units operating in different regions.

How Much Funding Has Gallatin AI Raised?

Gallatin AI has raised $70 million in total funding, including its latest $50 million Series A round.

The company previously secured seed funding in 2024. The amount raised in that round was not specified in the announcement.

Who Invested in Gallatin AI’s Series A?

The $50 million Series A round included participation from:

• 8VC
• Silent Ventures
• Other investors

Why the Funding Matters

Gallatin AI will use the new funding to expand its engineering team and speed up product development.

The company also plans to broaden its range of AI enabled sustainment capabilities across the Joint Logistics Enterprise. These efforts are intended to support military logistics operations, including supply management and readiness planning.

Who founded Gallatin AI?

Gallatin AI was founded in 2024 by Woody Glier, Daniel Buchmueller and Brian Ballard.

The company is headquartered in El Segundo, California, with additional offices in Washington, DC and Austin, Texas.

"I'm grateful to our early partners across the military logistics community for trusting us with some of the world's most complex sustainment challenges," said Woody Glier, Gallatin's CEO.

"Many on our team have lived these sustainment challenges firsthand in uniform, and we know the struggle of not having the information or tools needed to do the job," said Brian Ballard, the company's Chief Product Officer.

Market and Business Growth

Gallatin AIs Navigator platform is deployed with US military units around the world. It supports joint and combined exercises across locations including Japan, Alaska and Europe.

The platform is used by Army and Air Force customers at tactical, operational, and strategic levels of military planning. Its capabilities have also been applied to fuel, medical, and munitions supply chains.

Gallatin AI also works with commercial logistics partners, using its platform to improve visibility and coordination across supply operations. The company plans to expand its presence on four continents.

What Happens Next?

Gallatin AI plans to use the funding to grow its engineering team, accelerate product development, and expand its AI-powered logistics capabilities.

The company will continue developing Navigator and broadening its role in military sustainment, with the aim of improving logistics visibility, coordination, and readiness across the Joint Logistics Enterprise.

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