Consortiums
Advanced Technology International (ATI) is a collaboration management firm with core competency in the management of Other Transaction Authority Consortia. ATI leads large Federally-funded research and prototyping collaborations across a broad range of technology focus areas.
IWRP
The IWRP Consortium is a collaboration between Government, Industry, and Academia established to identify, develop, and demonstrate the enabling technologies that enhance the Navy and Marine Corps mission effectiveness in the field of Information Warfare. The IWRP scope is aligned to Naval strategic needs and includes the following technology areas:
Cyber Warfare
Data Science/Analytics Technologies
Assured Communications
Cloud Computing; Enterprise Resource Tools
Collaboration and Social Networking; Autonomy
Internet of Things (IoT) Embedded System
Mobility; Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
On-Demand Manufacturing
Assured Command and Control (AC2
Integrated Fires (IF)
Battlespace Awareness (BA)
MSTIC
The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division (NSWCPD) Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) focuses on innovative sustainment solutions to effectively address current and future security threats in maritime environments. The NSWCPD consortium for Maritime Sustainment Technology and Innovation will engage industry and academia to develop and mature technologies in the field of Maritime Sustainment that enhance the Navy’s mission effectiveness.
UTIC
The Undersea Technology Innovation Consortium is a partnership between Government, Industry, and Academia established to facilitate collaborative, rapid development, testing and commercialization of innovative undersea and maritime technology for commercial, academic and nonprofit organizations contributing to the defense and security of our nation. The UTIC scope is aligned to Naval strategic needs and includes the following technology areas: Sensors and Sonar, Platform and Payload Integration, Undersea Warfare (USW) Combat Systems, Communications, USW Imaging, Undersea Distributed Networked Systems, Electronics/Optics/Materials, Passive Sensing, Undersea Satellites, Energy Storage and Release, Virtualization, Machine Learning, Threat Monitoring and Prediction, Cooperative Force Torpedo Defense, Undersea Warfare Analysis, Multi-Domain Fusion, Electronic Warfare, Distributed and Autonomous Sensors, USW Weapons and Autonomous Vehicles, Autonomy, Quantum Computing, Bio-Inspired Sensors, Environmental Sensing, Monitoring, and Prediction, In-Situ Energy Sources, and Multi-Dimensional Display.
TReX II
TReX II provides leading-edge modeling, simulation, and training (MS&T) solutions to increase warfighter readiness and enhance national security. TReXII offers federally-funded prototype and business opportunities to develop modeling, simulation, and training related prototypes to enhance the mission effectiveness of military personnel and the supporting platforms, systems, components, or materials proposed to be acquired or developed by the DoD.
CMG consortia are composed of leading companies, academic institutions and other organizations with recognized and leading expertise in the respective mission areas to form an enterprise that the Government can access directly through a single, flexible, long-term acquisition instrument. In doing so, CMG fulfills its mission of accelerating the deployment of technologies to the Warfighter and the nation in a manner consistent with the goals established by the Congress for a streamlined acquisition alternative. The result is a reduction in the Government’s procurement costs, in both dollars and time. And in the process, CMG has built a broad understanding of the technology landscape as it relates to current and future DoD capability needs.