While operating in austere conditions, such as environments with an abundance of sand, dust, and salt, it is more critical than ever to keep engines clean and mission-ready. If engine lubricants become fouled, the negative ripple effect on the vehicle means time-consuming maintenance and equipment that isn’t available when needed. Machine condition monitoring based on […]

NCMS was proud to have co-hosted the Joint Robotics Organization for Building Organic Technologies (JROBOT) Summit III that took place via a virtual forum on August 17-20, 2020. This summit was a follow-on to JROBOT Summit II and continued the conversation of maximizing asset availability across the DOD and allied partners using robotic capabilities. Over […]

NCMS is pleased to announce that member company SurClean Inc. received a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program contract in response to the ADAPT (Accelerated Delivery and Acquisition of Prototype Technologies) Naval Depot Modernization and Sustainment Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) N201-X02. The focus area pertains to Expeditionary Depot Capability (Command, Control, and Communications). ADAPT is […]

Adam Korinek has a long history with the DOD having joined the Army Reserves after high school and received a Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) scholarship to Central Florida University. He trained to pilot both fixed and rotary wing aircraft but chose attack helicopters as his preferred aircraft. After seven years and multiple deployments, Korinek […]

At a recent demonstration at the Detroit Arsenal, a group of 25 U.S. Army program managers and engineers voluntarily spent their time watching glue and were delighted to do it. In an effort to lightweight tactical vehicles, the Army is replacing certain metal vehicle components with composite. Adopting composite materials bring several benefits such as […]