CTCanada - Defence and Security


Defence and Security Energy and Environmental Sustainability Healthcare Solutions Contact us for more information	Defence and Security CTCanada has the full resources of CTC at hand, including scientists and engineers who have solved many complex problems relating to defence and security technologies. We are proud of our friction stir welding system, designed and installed at our Johnstown, Pennsylvania facility, which is one of the largest in the world and the only system built to fabricate a full-size combat vehicle. To learn more about the friction stir welding system, please visit: http://www.ctc.com/learnaboutctc/FSW_proj.cfm With our unique focus on defence operational strategies, education, and military support to civil authority, we can leverage emerging technologies and processes to support military, national, and civilian response activities. Specific defence capabilities and services available to CTCanada clients include: • Advanced Materials and Manufacturing • Ammunition • Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosives (CBRNE) • Counterterrorism, Force Protection • Combat Engineering • Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) • Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) • Law Enforcement • Emergency Management • Military Working Dogs • Munitions and Explosives of Concern • Surety Programs CTCanada can evaluate and manage the quality of logistics data and apply the appropriate data visualization technologies. We also provide assistance with legacy data, process transformation, and more. Specific security capabilities and services available to CTCanada clients include: • Data and Decision Support • Legacy Data Integration • Process Transformation • Business Process Modeling and Analysis • Readiness Management • Strategic and Tactical Analysis • Geographic Information Systems • Legacy Data Transformation • Statistical Forecasting • Leveraging Synchronized Data • Validation and Verification of Wireless Communications. CTC operates several Centers of Excellence for the U.S. Government, including the Navy Metalworking Center (NMC) which was established in 1988 as one of the Centers of Excellence of the Office of Naval Research’s Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) program. NMC is a national resource for the development and transition of advanced metalworking and manufacturing technologies, materials and related processes. NMC works in partnership with government, industry, weapon system prime contractors and Program Offices to develop and apply advanced metalworking and manufacturing technologies, materials and related processes. NMC drives new technologies from research and development to weapon systems application with two objectives: • To implement new technologies that will improve weapon system performance • To develop new production means for weapon system prime contractors and suppliers that lower the production cost of naval and other DoD weapon systems. NMC has supported the U.S. Navy with affordable new metalworking technologies and capabilities that have responded to increasingly stringent requirements for greater agility, survivability and lethality.

Defence and Security

CTCanada has the full resources of CTC at hand, including scientists and engineers who have solved many complex problems relating to defence and security technologies. We are proud of our friction stir welding system, designed and installed at our Johnstown, Pennsylvania facility, which is one of the largest in the world and the only system built to fabricate a full-size combat vehicle. To learn more about the friction stir welding system, please visit: http://www.ctc.com/learnaboutctc/FSW_proj.cfm

With our unique focus on defence operational strategies, education, and military support to civil authority, we can leverage emerging technologies and processes to support military, national, and civilian response activities. Specific defence capabilities and services available to CTCanada clients include:

• Advanced Materials and Manufacturing
• Ammunition
• Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and High-Yield Explosives (CBRNE)
• Counterterrorism, Force Protection
• Combat Engineering
• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)
• Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)
• Law Enforcement
• Emergency Management
• Military Working Dogs
• Munitions and Explosives of Concern
• Surety Programs

CTCanada can evaluate and manage the quality of logistics data and apply the appropriate data visualization technologies. We also provide assistance with legacy data, process transformation, and more. Specific security capabilities and services available to CTCanada clients include:

• Data and Decision Support
• Legacy Data Integration
• Process Transformation
• Business Process Modeling and Analysis
• Readiness Management
• Strategic and Tactical Analysis
• Geographic Information Systems
• Legacy Data Transformation
• Statistical Forecasting
• Leveraging Synchronized Data
• Validation and Verification of Wireless Communications.

CTC operates several Centers of Excellence for the U.S. Government, including the Navy Metalworking Center (NMC) which was established in 1988 as one of the Centers of Excellence of the Office of Naval Research’s Manufacturing Technology (ManTech) program. NMC is a national resource for the development and transition of advanced metalworking and manufacturing technologies, materials and related processes. NMC works in partnership with government, industry, weapon system prime contractors and Program Offices to develop and apply advanced metalworking and manufacturing technologies, materials and related processes.

NMC drives new technologies from research and development to weapon systems application with two objectives:

• To implement new technologies that will improve weapon system performance
• To develop new production means for weapon system prime contractors and suppliers that lower the production cost of naval and other DoD weapon systems.

NMC has supported the U.S. Navy with affordable new metalworking technologies and capabilities that have responded to increasingly stringent requirements for greater agility, survivability and lethality.