Bond expands B2G2C push with Jerusalem deal signals large municipal market
Aug 27, 2026, 8:19 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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validates business model, expands addressable market, and could unlock follow-on city deployments; no immediate revenue figures but a clear growth signal akin to pilot-to-scale transitions observed in enterprise security tech.
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Bond announced a Jerusalem contract to provide its AI-powered preventative security to about 10,000 city workers, a key milestone for its B2G2C plan. The company cites a $40 billion global municipal market and ongoing deployments in other cities, suggesting a scalable revenue path and potential margin expansion as utilization grows.
Bond signs Jerusalem deal to provide security for ~10,000 municipal employees. Expands B2G2C strategy.
Pilot success leads to citywide onboarding; potential expansion to residents.
Global municipal market estimated at $40B; Bond sees scalable growth.
Bond invested over $100M in technology; claims sole supplier in some markets.
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