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Alion Science and Technology wins task order to support NAVSEA SEA 21 27 May 2021 (Last Updated May 27th, 2021 18:00)
Alion has won a task order to support NAVSEA SEA 21 with research-based technical analysis.
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SEA 21 is a dedicated life cycle management organisation for the US Navy’s in-service surface ships. Credit: David Mark from Pixabay.
Alion Science and Technology has secured a $87m task order to provide technical analysis for Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Deputy Commander for Surface Warfare (SEA 21).
SEA 21 serves as NAVSEA’s Director for Surface Ship Maintenance and Modernization. It is a dedicated life cycle management organisation for the US Navy’s in-service surface ships.
/PRNewswire/ Alion Science and Technology has been awarded an $87 million task order with a 60-month period of performance provide technical analysis for.
U.S. Army Researchers Lead New NATO Standard for Vehicle Mobility Courtesy Photo | One of the most important outputs from the Next Generation NATO Reference Mobility.. read moreread more Courtesy Photo | One of the most important outputs from the Next Generation NATO Reference Mobility Model (NG-NRMM) is a data-rich, graphical, map-based representation of terrain types and how well, or poorly, a vehicle can traverse that terrain. In the left image, green-colored terrain represents terrain on which the sample vehicle can move quickly, while darker, redder-colored terrain is slower to traverse. On the right, the NG-NRMM computes a “best path” for vehicles traversing terrain. The NG-NRMM is a high-fidelity, computational model to show how well a given vehicle can move over terrain, providing commanders and leaders quality, real-time information to inform on-the-ground operations.
Tritium to participate in US Army electric power programme 28 Apr 2021 (Last Updated April 28th, 2021 09:49)
The US Army has chosen Australia-based company Tritium to support its Power Transfer Cohort programme, an initiative to help the Army transition to electric vehicles (EVs).
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Tritium’s Modular Scalable Charging (MSC) platform. Credit: PRNewsfoto / Tritium.
The US Army has chosen Australia-based company Tritium to support its Power Transfer Cohort programme, an initiative to help the Army transition to electric vehicles (EVs).
The programme has been created to help identify and explore whether EV-enabling technologies can work across the Army’s fleet, which comprises almost 225,000 vehicles.