The U.S. Army is partnering with industry and academia to identify an obsolescence and supply chain risk-mitigated common legacy electronic component design across a family of vehicles and improvements for high-power distribution and motion controls. The hope is this design will lead to lower maintenance and sustainment costs.  The three primary objectives of this project […]

The U.S. Navy is partnering with industry and academia on a multi-phased project to evaluate data platforms that will enhance and synchronization several business operations. This will include auditability, enterprise risk, and data management to sustain or transform the Navy’s logistics, sustainment, and financial management systems and processes. To learn more about this project contact […]

The U.S. Air Force is partnering with industry and academia to evaluate the benefits of using a digital twin within the B-1 wing environment. This project will provide the military with “non-proprietary government-owned” models and methods that can be used to evaluate damage or changes to the aircraft usage in order to repair, modify the […]

The U.S. Army is partnering with industry and academia to capture and model a process framework that will improve the way maintenance and sustainment are performed (structured, consistent, repeatable). It will also evaluate the way resources are planned and utilized across projects and leverage common processes that will drive consistency, rigor, and discipline in project […]