CTMA Connector Opportunities
Featured Projects
Development of Intermittent Fault Detection Technology Implementation Procedures Guidance and Training
Elimination of Hexavalent Chromium/Cadmium for Sustainment
Expeditionary Fluid Analysis Capability Business Case Analysis Development – Phase III
F/A-18 E/F Rhino Recovery Plan Integrated Business Planning (IBP) Initiative
Improving Supply Availability & Organic Industrial Base (OIB) Performance through Management – Phase II
IUID Enabled Workscope Optimization
Large Standoff, Large-Area Thermography (LASLAT) Non-Destructive Inspection of Composite Structures
Naval Aviation Enterprise (NAE) Sustainment Vision 2020
Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Industrial Analysis
Supply Item Logistics Capability Initiative - Phase III
T700 First Stage Turbine Nozzle Sand/Salt Phobic Treatment Concept Demonstration
Ultrasonic Consolidation of Titanium Alloys
Virtual Workplace Simulator
CTMA Events
08/12/2020 - 08/13/2020
JCAMS: Joint Composite and Advanced Materials Sustainment
10/22/2020 - 10/23/2020Job Readiness Cell Symposium: Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Tech Briefs
Using Centralized Fleet Monitoring and Management Systems to Leverage Data, Improve Safety, and Optimize Maintenance
Taking Aim at Hard-to-Hit, Intermittent Wiring Faults with Improved Test Equipment
Reducing Hazardous Waste and Turnaround Time with No-Mask Electroplating Methods
Improving Speed, Cost-Effectiveness of Vehicle Oil Analysis with Portable Test Devices
“The Department of Defense is laser-focused on military lethality and materiel readiness. CTMA is the DoD’s preferred venue to rapidly innovate how the maintenance and sustainment community provides that readiness.”
Greg Kilchenstein, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness
“Joining NCMS 13 years ago and quickly getting involved with the CTMA program were the best decisions we made as a small business. Within three years, we had three separate DoD contracts, all related to our original NCMS projects. Thirteen years later, we are still serving those same DoD clients.”