Surface Warfare Center Crane, IN Support
TSC received several funding increments to continue engineering and technical support for NSWC Crane through our Indiana Operations. We received two modifications to our SEAPORT-e prime contract for Engineering Services to NSWC Crane’s Microwave Division. The first modification was for $2.8M which included funding for the support of the AN/SPS-48E on the LPD-17 class of ships, Common Digital Sensor Architecture (CDSA), and AN/SPS-67 Antenna Adaptor, Advanced Technology Research, and AEGIS program support. The second modification was for $351K, which included incremental funding for Accelerated Reliability Life Test Station, Multi-Mission Processor, RF Head Redesign, and Unique Identification for vacuum electron devices.
We received $1.6M on our sole source AEGIS Microwave Tube Engineering contract to support the AEGIS, MK666, and Stewardship programs. This brings the total for MW Tube support to $950K on this contract.
In support of the US Marine Corps through NSWC Crane, TSC received $309K to continue technical tasks for the Composite Tracking Network (CTN) program.
Through a subcontract with EG&G, TSC received three funding increments for NSWC Crane support totaling $185K. A $98.5K increment for Counter IED tasking, a $27K increment was for an Air Force Battery testing project, and a $59.7K increment was for Fleet Ballistic Missile battery testing project.
PEO IWS 1.0 Support
TSC received a $503.5K funding increment to continue to support Navigator of the Navy and Aegis Baselines under our subcontract with BEA for PEO IWS 1.0 support.
CBAAR Support
CBAAR is a next generation C-Band Active Array Radar being developed by ONR for the Navy. Through subcontract with DRS, TSC is tasked to analyzing and developing several aspects of the subarray for the system. We recently received a $540K funding increment to continue this work which will be performed by our Operations in Huntsville, AL and Washington, DC.
ASR-11 Support and RSS Modeling
TSC received two funding increments for ASR-11 deployment support and RSS modeling and analysis from the FAA. The total funding is $408.5K. This includes $311K for ASR-11 siting support work and $97.5K for ADS-B and Multilateration modeling and site evaluation activities.
Low Band Universal Communication System (LBUCS)
TSC was awarded a $200K task from SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego to provide systems engineering and software engineering support for the transmit portion of the Low Band Universal Communication System (LBUCS). This task is a continuation of 26 years of technical work for SPAWARSYSCOM on VLF/LF Submarine Communications and builds on TSC technology developed in an SBIR effort begun 7 years ago. The work on this task will be done by Hank Schmidt and Steve Boyer in Silver Spring.