Event Guide

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Event Guide

Event Guide
Includes Final Program
and Exhibit Directory
2014 Department of Defense
Maintenance Symposium
Delivering Agile and Affordable Maintenance Capability
November 17-20, 2014
Sheraton Birmingham Hotel
Birmingham, AL, USA
www.sae.org/dod
Administrative support provided by SAE International
under contract with the U.S. Department of Defense
Chairman’s Welcome
Thank you for attending this year’s Symposium!
The theme of the event is Delivering Agile and Affordable
Maintenance Capability.
This is the premier annual event for all defense maintainers. By
participating, you are impacting the future of DoD maintenance
operations through this unparalleled opportunity to collaborate,
educate, and shape our thoughts and actions.
As we navigate an era defined by global conflict and economic
uncertainty, it is critical that we maintain readiness-focused
maintenance capabilities, founded in agility and efficiency, to properly
respond to any National Security threat.
Please take advantage of the full agenda featuring a broad spectrum
of events, sessions and guest speakers. While here, you will have
many opportunities to interact with Senior Leaders and each other,
so let your voice be heard.
The impact of this event does not just stop at the end of this week.
We, as a community, must be vigilant by strategically shaping and
enhancing our National Industrial Base capabilities. As part of our
community, it is the responsibility of every maintenance professional.
You can follow all maintenance symposium activities on Twitter
via @nowhiteflagz and #DoDMxSymposium.
John B Johns
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for Maintenance
Symposium at a Glance 2
Plenary, Breakout and
Technical Sessions
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Hotel & Travel
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Special Events
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Information
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Technical Display Directory
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Technical Display Floorplan
Technical Display Index Technical Display Profiles 1
2014 DOD MAINTENANCE SYMPOSIUM AT-A-GLANCE
monday, november 17
Tuesday, November 18
Registration
7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Registration
7:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Associated Meeting Opportunity
8:00 - 11:30 a.m.
wednesday, november 19
Technical Display
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Registration
7:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Continental Breakfast in
Technical Display
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Continental Breakfast in Technical Display
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Plenary Session
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Plenary Session
8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
OSD Opening - DASD(Mx)
Industry Keynote
Government Keynote
Senior Logisticians’ Roundtable
Future Maintenance
Operations Discussion Panel
How We Measure Success Discussion Panel
Networking Lunch in Technical Display
12:15 - 2:15 p.m.
Networking Lunch in Technical Display
12:15 - 2:15 p.m.
What’s So
Hard About Software
Sustainment?
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Mission Based
Forecasting
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Associated
Meeting
Opportunity
8:00 a.m. Technical Tours
5:00 p.m.
Role of Public - Private
Partnering in DoD
12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Honda Plant 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Anniston Army Depot 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Lunch on your own
Focused Technology Transition
12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
thursday, november 20
Technical Display
7:00 - 8:00 a.m.
Networking Break in Technical Display
2:00 - 2:45 p.m.
Great Ideas
Competition
2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
Technical Display
4:15 - 6:15 p.m.
Analyzing Sustainment Maintenance Policy &
& Maintenance
Legislation
Alternatives
2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
The Future
Maintenance
Workforce
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Technical Display
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
SecDef Maintenance Awards Reception
6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
SecDef Maintenance Awards Banquet
7:00 - 9:30 p.m.
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Additive
Manufacturing
Opportunities
within DoD
2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
KEY:
n Associated Meeting n Breakout Session
n Plenary Session
n Tour/Off Site Event
n Award Event
n Table Top Expo
11/10/2014
Plenary Session Panels
Future Maintenance Operations
Senior Logisticians Roundtable
Date: Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Time: 10:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
Time: 8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.
Location: Birmingham Ballroom, Sheraton Hotel
Objective: Explore the future maintenance enterprise construct.
Abstract: This interactive forum features the senior logistics leaders
from each of the Military Services, United States Coast Guard,
Joint Staff, and the Defense Logistics Agency. It provides a
unique opportunity for the audience to directly pose a wide variety
of questions concerning all aspects of DoD maintenance to our
senior leaders. The session format is primarily a question and
answer conversation.
Abstract: Maintenance and logistics leaders must observe,
analyze, and take appropriate action to successfully shape and
operate future maintenance organizations to meet warfighter
readiness requirements in this constrained environment.
Supporting aging legacy weapon systems while ensuring an
effective, efficient, agile, and flexible industrial base capability
is built to sustain new software-intensive, advanced weapon
systems that support a broad range of conflicts and scenarios
is the challenge senior maintenance leaders face. Selected
leaders will discuss their vision, approach, and strategy to
influence the construct of the future maintenance enterprise.
Moderator: Mr. Dennis West, Deputy Commander for Fleet
Readiness Centers, Naval Air Systems Command
Confirmed Panelists:
RDML Mark Whitney, USN, Deputy Commander, Logistics
Maintenance and Industrial Operations, Naval Sea Systems
Command
Mr. Jeff Allen, Executive Director, Air Force Sustainment
Center, Air Force Materiel Command
Mr. Mike Madden, Executive Deputy, Marine Corps Logistics
Command
Mr. Larry Muzzelo, Software Engineering Center,
Communications Electronics Command, United States Army
Moderator: Mr. Paul Peters, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Logistics and Materiel Readiness
Panelists:
VADM Philip Cullom, USN, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for
Fleet Readiness and Logistics
LtGen Robert Ruark, USMC, Director of Logistics, Joint Staff
MajGen John Broadmeadow, USMC, Commanding General,
Marine Corps Logistics Command
RADM Vincent L. Griffith, USN, SC, Director of Logistics
Operations, Defense Logistics Agency
BG Edward Daly, Deputy Chief of Staff, Army Materiel Command
Mr. Eugene Collins, Deputy Director of Logistics, Directorate of
Logistics, Chief of Staff for Logistics, Installations and Mission
Support, United States Air Force
Mr. Albert Curry, Deputy Assistant, Commandant Engineering and
Logistics, United States Coast Guard
Ms. Tricia Unger, Director of Performance Based Logistics
Program, Honeywell Defense and Space
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Plenary Session Panels
How We Measure Success
Moderator: Ms. Veronica Daigle, Director, Force and
Infrastructure Analysis, Office of the Secretary of Defense
Time: 10:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Panelists:
BGen Craig Crenshaw, USMC, Assistant Deputy Commandant,
Installations and Logistics, United States Marine Corps
Objective: Understand the relationship between key maintenance metrics
and readiness.
Abstract: What gets measured gets improved, but only to the
extent that the linkage between the outcome and the metric is
understood. Optimizing readiness and measuring achievement
in an era of evolving requirements, declining budgets, and
prevailing uncertainty is certainly challenging. Making good
strategic and tactical decisions in this environment calls for
accurate, informed, and consistent outcome definitions and
metrics that provide meaningful insight to enable operational
effectiveness within the National Industrial Base. The key is
developing successful, effective performance metrics and
understanding their linkage to readiness. Senior operations
leaders will discuss the readiness indicators that drive
operational and budgetary decision-making to help frame the
conversation about what maintenance and support metrics are
needed to provide the best insight into the Department’s ability
to meet those readiness requirements.
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Mr. Christopher Lowman, Director for Maintenance Policy,
Programs and Processes for United States Army, Office of the
Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
Mr. Vincent Walls, Deputy Director, Fleet Readiness Division,
Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Fleet Readiness &
Logistics)
Mr. Michael Kelly, Director of Operations & Strategy, Global
Logistics and Operational Support, Northrop Grumman
Aerospace Systems
Mr. Dennis Roy, Budget Analyst, Office of the Under Secretary
of Defense (Comptroller)
Breakout Sessions
Focused Technology Transition
Date: Monday, November 17, 2014
The Role of Public Private Partnering (PPP)
in DoD
Time: 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.
Location: East Meeting Room N, Birmingham-Jefferson
Convention Complex
Time: 12:30 - 2:00 p.m.
Objective: Discuss methods for successfully implementing technology in DoD
maintenance activities
Abstract: Focused technology insertion and transition are crucial
components of the DoD maintenance community’s drive for
ready weapons systems with ever-improving efficiency and
effectiveness. Three game-changing technologies and best
practices used to implement these capabilities within DoD will
be presented. The panel will detail examples of implementation
from three perspectives: 1) across similar commodities, 2) a
depot-level effort, and 3) as a cross-service initiative. Each
panel member will describe their project’s technological
capabilities, the implementation methods and experiences, the
transition process, and the results achieved while implementing
those processes. Additionally, the panel will describe the roles
and impact the Joint Technology Exchange Group (JTEG)
and the Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities
(CTMA) have on technology transition in DoD.
Moderator: Mr. Greg Kilchenstein, Director, Office of the Office
of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Maintenance
Panelists:
Ms. Stacy Kerwien, Deputy Chief, Materials Manufacturing &
Prototype Tech Division, US Army ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal
Dr. Russell Shannon, Lead Systems Engineer, Integrated
Diagnostics and Automated Test Systems, Naval Air Systems
Command
Mr. Ken Anderson, Vice President Sales & Business
Development, Universal Synaptics, Inc.
Mr. Phil Rodger, President & COO, MDS Coating Technologies
Corporation
Mr. Edward Morris, Vice President, National Center for Defense
Manufacturing and Machining
Location: East Meeting Room O, Birmingham-Jefferson
Convention Complex
Objective: Discuss best-in-class partnering tenets and methods to expand
the current partnering construct to enable innovative DoD Industrial Base
solutions within and beyond depot maintenance functions.
Abstract: In the ever-changing environment, DoD Industrial Base
critical capabilities must be effectively sustained to support
future mission requirements. Establishing PPPs to leverage
private and public strengths is fundamental to ensure an
agile, flexible, and capable DoD Industrial Base. This session
will illustrate the criticality of PPP growth, describe evolving
DoD policy that encourages partnerships for product support
activities within and beyond depot maintenance, and provide
examples of current DoD PPPs that encompass a broader
range of product support functions. Panel members will also
identify and deliberate on the real and perceived barriers to
supportive government/industry relationships.
Moderator: COL Brent Bolander, USA, Commander, Anniston
Army Depot
Panelists:
COL L. Darnell Jones, USA, Military Deputy to Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense for Materiel Readiness
Mr. Dennis Boucher, Product Manager, Assault Amphibious
Vehicle, Program Manager, Advanced Amphibious Assault, PEO
Land Systems
Mr. Dan Cernoch, Chair, Product Support, Aerospace Industries
Association
Mr. David E. Hawkins, Director of Operations & Knowledge
Architect, Institute for Collaborative Working, Sullivan House
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Breakout Sessions
Great Ideas Competition
Analyzing Sustainment and Maintenance
Alternatives
Time: 2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
Convention Complex
Time: 2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
Abstract: The Great Ideas Competition will showcase six
cutting-edge maintenance technologies that the crossService technology community selected as having potential
to improve maintenance effectiveness and efficiency. During
this interactive event, the competitors will present their
promising new technologies, processes, or business practices
to the Symposium audience, who are encouraged to ask
questions and challenge the six maintenance technology
solutions finalists. A winner will be selected through audience
vote, so come be “Part of the Solution!”
Finalists:
Human Augmentation and Exoskeleton Development - Keith
Maxwell, Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
Fast Track Applications for AM Repairs - Brian Anderson,
Anniston Army Depot
Presenter: Stacy Kerwien, US Army, ARDEC
Mobile Intelligent Multimeters - Alain Lussier, Solavitek
Ncompass-Voyager intermittent Fault Detector - Ken
Anderson, Universal Synaptics
Additive Manufacturing Masking Tools - Richard Price, Naval
Air Systems Command, Fleet Readiness Center - Southwest
Laser Technology for Aerospace Maintenance and
Sustainment Applications - Deb Naguy, United States Air
Force
Location: East Meeting Room MH, Birmingham-Jefferson
Convention Complex
Objective: Discuss DoD’s emerging methodology and commercial best
practices that support Analyses of Alternatives and Business Case Analyses.
Abstract: The importance of determining an optimal
sustainment solution that is both affordable and executable
has never been more critical, given the current fiscal
environment. The DoD acquisition and sustainment
communities must strive to generate the most effective and
affordable solutions and logistics infrastructure to support
readiness requirements. To ensure these communities are
using best value analyses to deliver solutions that satisfy
warfighter requirements, reduce operating and support
costs, and optimize the National Industrial Base; this panel
will discuss analysis of alternatives/cost comparability in
determining sustainment strategy and repair source.
Moderator: Ms. Lisha Adams, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Materiel Readiness
Panelists:
Mr. Christopher Lowman, Director for Maintenance Policy,
Programs and Processes for United States Army, Office of the
Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
Mr. Dennis West, Deputy Commander for Fleet Readiness
Centers, Naval Air Systems Command
Col Christopher Coombs, USAF, Chief, KC-46 Division, Air
Force Life Cycle Management Center
Mr. Jeff Sorenson, Vice President and Partner, AT Kearny
Mr. Heath Patrick, Vice President, Defense Aftermarket
Americas, Honeywell
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Breakout Sessions
Maintenance Policy and Legislation
The Future Maintenance Workforce
Time: 2:45 - 4:15 p.m.
Time: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Convention Complex
Convention Complex
Objective: Identify and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of current
policy, regulation, and guidance governing the maintenance community.
Objective: Examine how the maintenance workforce is currently positioned
and what changes are needed to meet future requirements.
Abstract: Many unique perspectives exist today on ideal
maintenance strategies within the Department. To align the
different perspectives, the community needs to synchronize
varied objectives within the current policy and regulatory
environment. This panel will examine ways to converge
strategies, utilizing existing legislation, policy, and guidance, to
optimize the future National Industrial Base.
Abstract: The maintainer remains the most important factor in the
execution of maintenance. However, the technological advances
of future DoD weapon systems and equipment will affect the
skills and capabilities needed to maintain this modern equipment.
Leaders from the Military Services and industry will discuss how
current maintenance workforce skills address core capability
requirements and how future weapon system complexity will
impact the workforce. They will identify anticipated gaps or
disconnects in required skill sets and will outline strategies, plans,
and programs needed to successfully train, develop, and shape
the future maintenance workforce.
Moderator: Mr. John Johns, Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for Maintenance
Panelists:
Ms. Vickie Plunkett, Professional Staff Member, Minority Lead,
House Armed Services Committee
Mr. Doug Dynes, Military Legislative Assistant, Office of Senator
Orrin G. Hatch
Ms. Sheila McCready, Defense Consultant, Legislation and
Political Department, American Federation of Government
Employees
Mr. Joseph Fengler, Director, Government Affairs, Honeywell
Moderator: Maj Gen Brent Baker, USAF, Director of Logistics,
Headquarters Air Force Materiel Command
Panelists:
RDML Mark Whitney, USN, Deputy Commander, Logistics
Maintenance and Industrial Operations, Naval Sea Systems
Command
Col Timothy Burke, USAF, Division Chief, Joint Staff
Mr. Frank Zardecki, Deputy Commander, Tobyhanna Army Depot
Mr. James Sutton, Director, Strategy & Business Development,
Integrated Logistics & Modernization Division, Northrop
Grumman Technical Services
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Breakout Sessions
What’s So Hard About Software Sustainment?
Mission-Based Forecasting
Time: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Time: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Location: East Meeting Room MH, Birmingham-Jefferson
Convention Complex
Convention Complex
Objective: Outline the challenges, issues, and potential strategies for
managing software depot maintenance/sustainment to meet the future needs
of the Department of Defense.
Objective: Discuss the benefits of, and barriers to, utilizing mission-based
data and analytics to forecast supply actions that support future maintenance
operations.
Abstract: The DoD needs a future-oriented software sustainment
construct to meet the growing demand for the maintenance
of software for increasingly complex weapons systems.
Currently, software sustainment is not managed or funded the
same across all the Services. Quite often, management and
sustainment of weapons systems software is considered to be
so different from hardware sustainment, and so complicated,
that it requires “special management,” sometimes outside the
bounds of statutory requirements. Government and industry
software maintenance professionals will outline the challenges,
issues, and potential strategies for managing weapons system
software depot maintenance to meet future needs.
Abstract: While the primary maintenance planning factor used
in the DoD is OPTEMPO (flying hours, steaming days, and
miles), environmental factors also have significant impact
on the maintenance required to keep a weapon system
operationally available. As budgets decrease, maintenance
forecast accuracy must improve, and this information must be
effectively communicated to the supply community to ensure
that maintainers have the right part at the right time with optimal
inventory. This panel will review ongoing and potential initiatives
to improve maintenance and supply planning using MissionBased Forecasting, along with the current policy, culture, and
data transfer barriers to doing so.
Moderator: Mr. Mike McLendon, Associate Director, Software
Solutions Division, Software Engineering Institute (Carnegie
Mellon University)
Moderator: RADM Vincent Griffith, USN, SC, Director, Logistics
Operations, Defense Logistics Agency
Panel Members:
Mr. Doug Dynes, Military Legislative Assistant, Office of Senator
Orrin G. Hatch
Mr. William A. Colson, Director, Systems Simulation, Software,
and Integration, Aviation and Missile Research, Development
and Engineering Center, United States Army
Mr. Jeff Allen, Executive Director, Air Force Sustainment Center,
Air Force Materiel Command
Mr. Jeff Morris, Lockheed Martin, Vice President, Programs,
Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Solutions
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Panelists:
Mr. Mark Moe, Director, Supportability and Sustainment, US
Army Aviation Missile Command
CW5 Leon Cardona, USA, Aviation Branch Maintenance Officer,
Aviation and Missile Command, United States Army
Ms. Barbara Robertson, Director, Business Process Support,
Defense Logistics Agency, Land and Maritime
Mr. Greg Parlier, Independent Contractor
Breakout Sessions
Sessions
Breakout
Additive Manufacturing Opportunities within
DoD Maintenance
Time: 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Convention Complex
Objective: Outline opportunities for implementing Additive Manufacturing (AM)
within DoD Maintenance by analyzing Service AM visions, finding innovative
AM applications enabling force sustainment, understanding the Services’ key
challenges to deployment, and identifying Service perspectives on current
collaboration methods.
Abstract: AM represents many unique opportunities to the
DoD maintenance community by providing greater support
to operational systems, reducing maintenance costs and
downtime, and enabling forward maintenance. AM capabilities
have demonstrated value in addressing excessive parts lead
time, parts obsolescence and repair, advanced tooling, parts
remanufacturing and rapid prototyping. Each Service panelist
will discuss AM applications supporting current and future
maintenance requirements. Panelists will then discuss common
challenges with the intent to advance collaboration in order to
share technical knowledge, investment strategies, policy and
certification development, and digital environments.
Moderator: CAPT Frank Futcher, USN, Director Navy
Business Operations Office, Office of the Chief of Naval
Operations N415
Panelists:
Mr. Chris Root, Lead for Advanced Aircraft Technologies &
Office of Research and Technology Applications, Naval Air
Systems Command In Service Support Center, Fleet Readiness
Center Southwest
Mr. Tom Naguy, Division Chief, Life Cycle Management Division,
Directorate of Logistics, Headquarters Air Force Materiel
Command
Ms. Stacey Clark Kerwien, Deputy Division Chief, Materials,
Manufacturing & Prototype Technology, U.S. Army Armament
Research, Development and Engineering Center
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Hotel and Travel
Sheraton Birmingham - SOLD OUT
2101 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North
Birmingham, AL 35203
Westin Birmingham - SOLD OUT
2221 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard
Hampton Inn & Suites - SOLD OUT
Birmingham-Downtown-Tutwiler
2021 Park Place
ATTENTION GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
As part of the 2014 DoD Maintenance Symposium, continental
breakfast, lunch, and dinner on November 18, 2014 and
continental breakfast and lunch on November 19, 2014 are
provided. DoD regulations dictate that you must annotate
these meals (i.e. exclude or “indicate as provided” from your
overall travel/per diem clain amount) while filing your travel
voucher. Because these meals are being provided, they cannot
be reimbursed to the attendees, regardless of the attedndee’s
participation in any of the meals.
DoubleTree by Hilton Birmingham
808 South 20th Street
For Symposium registration or for more information:
Toll-free, US & Canada:
Telephone:
Fax:
E-mail:
1-877-606-7323
1-724-776-4970
1-724-776-0790
[email protected]
www.sae.org/dod
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Special Events
Great Ideas Competition
As part of a long-standing DoD Maintenance Symposium
tradition, this year’s Great Ideas Competition will showcase six
cutting-edge maintenance technologies that the cross-Service
technology community selected as having great potential to
improve maintenance effectiveness and efficiency. During this
interactive event, the competitors will present their promising
new technologies, processes, or business practices to the
Symposium audience, who are encouraged to ask questions
and challenge the six maintenance technology solutions
finalists. At the conclusion of the presentations, a winner will
be selected through audience vote. Many past Great Ideas
Competition winners’ technologies have become “the next big
thing” in DoD maintenance, so come be “Part of the Solution!”
Finalists:
Human Augmentation and Exoskeleton Development - Keith
Maxwell, Lockheed Martin Missiles & Fire Control
Fast Track Applications for AM Repairs - Brian Anderson,
Anniston Army Depot
Mobile Intelligent Multimeters - Alain Lussier, Solavitek
Ncompass-Voyager intermittent Fault Detector - Ken
Anderson, Universal Synaptics
Additive Manufacturing Masking Tools - Richard Price, Naval
Air Systems Command, Fleet Readiness Center - Southwest
Laser Technology for Aerospace Maintenance and
Sustainment Applications - Deb Naguy, United States Air Force
2012 Great Idea Winner:
Intermittent Fault Detection & Isolation System (IFDIS) - Ken
Anderson, Universal Sympatics Corp
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Secretary of defense maintenance awards
Secretary Of Defense Maintenance Awards Banquet and Ceremony
Tuesday, November 18
Reception 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Banquet 7:00 – 9:30 p.m.
Annually, the Secretary of Defense Maintenance Awards honor the
“best of the best” within the Department of Defense maintenance
community. A board of senior maintenance leaders from Office of
the Secretary of Defense and the Military Services selects the top
six field-level Department of Defense maintenance organizations
from active and reserve units worldwide. Of the six winning units,
one is selected as the top maintenance unit for the year and
receives Department of Defense’s highest field-level maintenance
award: the Phoenix Trophy. Also, the Robert T. Mason Award for
Depot Maintenance Excellence is presented to best depot-level
maintenance program.
Additionally, 2014 is the inaugural year of the Secretary of Defense
Award for Excellence in Maintenance Training, Advice, and
Assistance of Foreign Security Forces.
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technical tours
Anniston Army Depot (ANAD)
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Tour Departs: 8:30 a.m. from Sheraton
Tour Return: No later than 4:15 p.m.
REGISTRATION FOR THE TOUR IS CLOSED
ANAD is the designated Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence for combat vehicles (tracked and wheeled), artillery
(self propelled and towed), bridging systems, and small caliber weapons (individual and crew served). ANAD performs depot
level maintenance on vehicles ranging in size from the Stryker to the 70 ton M1 Abrams Tank and a variety of other types in
between, like the M113 Family of Vehicles, the M88 Recovery Vehicle, and the M9 Armored Combat Engineering vehicle. Major
components of each vehicle are also overhauled and returned to stock. Combat and battle damage repairs are currently being
accomplished both at home and abroad. ANAD is a leader in public private partnering. Under partnership agreements, a wide
range of vehicle conversions, upgrades, and new vehicle manufacturing are currently underway at ANAD.
Honda Manufacturers of Alabama (HMA)
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Tour Check-in: 7:00 a.m., Tour Departs: 7:30 a.m.
Tour Return: 12:00 p.m.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Experience a bird’s eye view of the production lines of Honda’s 3.7 million square foot vehicle and engine production facility!
Producing the Odyssey minivan, the Pilot sport utility vehicle, and the Acura MDX luxury SUV, HMA utilizes Honda’s global
vehicle technology for both vehicle and engine production to realize more efficient and flexible manufacturing. HMA’s combined
production of two assembly lines totals more than 1,500 vehicles and V-6 engines per day, or more than 340,000 units each
year. In a little more than 13 years of production, HMA has built more than 3.25 million vehicles and engines at its Lincoln,
Alabama facility. This tour will highlight HMA’s technologies and systems that enable it to meet market demand while providing
a superior automotive product.
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information
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Transportation Options for atendees at
doubletree
Ground Transportation:
A continuous shuttle from the Doubletree to the Sheraton will be provided
from Tuesday November 18, through Thursday, November 20, from 6:30 9:30 a.m. After 9:30 a.m., Symposium attendees can use the Dart Trolley
BLUE LINE to and from the Sheraton for a cost of $.25 each way.
Things to Do In Birmingham
McWane Science Center 0.8 km/0.5 miles
Regions Field 2.3 km/1.6 miles
Reynolds Historical Library 3.2 km/2.0 miles
Botanical and Japanese Gardens 4.8 km/3.0 miles
Alabama State Fairgrounds 6.4 km/4.0 miles
Ruffner Mountain Nature Center 9.6 km/6.0 miles
Red Mountain Park 16.3 km/10.1 miles
Talladega Superspeedway 56.3 km/35.0 miles
Visit the Birmingham Convention Center Bureau desk in
the Sheraton Ballroom Foyer
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technical display
Technical Display Index Technical Display Floorplan
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Display Companies
Booth
LMI............................................................1
Phillips Screw Co......................................2
Panasonic Corp.........................................3
Safety-Kleen Systems Inc.........................4
DSS NA LLC............. 5 and Outdoor Space
J CHADWICK CO......................................6
Andromeda Systems.................................7
Pratt & Whitney.............................8 and 10
IFS.............................................................9
WPI Services LLC...................................11
Cherokee Information Services Inc.........12
Frontier Technology, Inc..........................13
Veloxiti Inc...............................................14
Corpus Christi Army Depot.....................15
W. W. Williams Logistics.........................16
Tobyhanna Army Depot...........................18
VT Miltope...............................................20
MDS Coating Technologies Corp............27
Anniston Army Depot..............................28
ID Integration Inc.....................................29
Anniston / Calhoun County.....................30
EnerSys...................................................31
Rhino Technology....................................32
Partsmaster.............................................33
Red River Army Depot............................34
Avion Solutions.......................................35
Defense Logistics Agency.......................36
Huntron Inc..............................................37
Commander Fleet Readiness Centers....38
Flatirons Solutions...................................39
Lockheed Martin.........................40, 42, 44
Librestream Technologies Inc.................41
Av-Dec.....................................................43
START PAC..............................................45
Daniels Manufacturing Corp...................46
Optima Batteries Inc...............................47
GID Solutions LLC...................................48
Logis-Tech Inc.........................................48
Wellington Federal...................................48
EmpowerMX............................................49
Sierra Army Depot...................................50
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EXE Studios/K2 Design & Strategy.........51
SAIC........................................................52
DHA Group, Inc.......................................53
Northrop Grumman.................................54
American Federation of Gov.
Employees...........................................55
Department of Defense Corrosion
Policy & Oversight................................56
Transhield Inc..........................................57
Karcher North America............................58
3M Defense.............................................59
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National Center for Mfg Sciences
Adapx Corporation
Aspire Solutions Inc
Bi-Phase Technologies LLC
CHS Inc
Copernicus Technology Ltd
Eclypse International
ID Systems
Lockheed Martin
MOOG
Nexus LCM
Siemens
Solaviteck
StandardAero
Stratasys Inc
Troika Solutions
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Breakout Sessions
technical display profiles
Display Directory text is published as submitted by participating companies.
3M Defense
Bldg 225-04-S25
3M Center
Saint Paul, MN 55144
United States
www.3MDefense.com
BOOTH #59
3M is a diversified technology company
serving customers and communities with
innovative products and services. Each
of our five businesses has earned leading
global market positions. A recognized leader
in research and development, 3M produces
thousands of innovative products for dozens
of diverse markets. 3M’s core strength is
applying its more than 40 distinct technology
platforms - often in combination - to a wide
array of customer needs.
American Federation of
Government Employees
DEFCON
80 F St NW
Washington, DC 20001
United States
https://www.afge.org/index.
cfm?Page=DEFCON1
BOOTH #55
The American Federation of Government
Employees (AFGE) is the largest federal
employee union and represents 270,000
patriotic, hardworking Department of Defense
employees who strive daily to ensure the
defense of our nation around the globe.
Andromeda Systems
330 Crossing Blvd Ste 300
Orange Park, FL 32073
United States
www.androsysinc.com
BOOTH #7
Andromeda Systems Incorporated is a
technical services and technology company
providing solutions for supportability. We
provide products and services to assist fleet
and asset managers in achieving optimal
levels of economy, availability, and safety.
Anniston / Calhoun County
Economic Development Council
P.O. Box 1087
1330 Quintard Drive
Anniston, AL 36203
United States
www.calhounchamber.com
BOOTH #30
Economic Development organization for
Calhoun County in northeast Alabama and
partner with Anniston Army Depot, the Center
for Domestic Preparedness, the Ft. McClellan
Training Center and area defense and security
industries.
Anniston Army Depot
7 Frankford Ave
Anniston, AL 36201
United States
www.anad.army.mil
BOOTH #28
Anniston Army Depot is the Department of
Defense’s Center of Industrial and Technical
Excellence for tracked (except Bradley)
and wheeled combat vehicles, artillery,
assault bridging, small caliber weapons, and
maintenance and overhaul of non-tactical
generators, including locomotive and rail
equipment.
Av-Dec
1810 Mony St
Fort Worth, TX 76102
United States
www.avdec.com
BOOTH #43
Av-DEC is a technical design and
manufacturing company based in Fort Worth,
Texas serving customers worldwide. Founded
by engineers, Av-DEC is highly focused on
corrosion prevention in the aerospace industry.
Avion Solutions
4905 Research Dr NW
Huntsville, AL 35805
United States
www.avionsolutions.com
BOOTH #35
Avion Solutions, Inc. specializes in the
solution of technical and operational problems
through the application of research, analysis,
computer, and software technology. With
teaming partner SONATS, Avion created a
revolutionary Ultrasonic Shot Peening (USP)
technology. Shot Peening is a surface
enhancement for metallic components that
significantly increases the service life.
Cherokee Information Services
Inc
2850 Eisenhower Ave Ste 210
Alexandria, VA 22314
United States
www.cherokee-inc.com
BOOTH #12
CIS offers comprehensive professional
services in the areas of: Enterprise
and Program Management, Information
Technology, Acquisition and Contracting; and
Logistics Management. CIS’ creative solutions
and value-added services are provided in an
environment that allows its customers and its
employees to be successful. CIS has been
assessed at CMMI Level 3.
Commander Fleet Readiness
Centers
47038 McLeod Rd
Patuxent River, MD 20670
United States
BOOTH #38
Commander, Fleet Readiness Centers
(COMFRC), delivers effective and efficient
naval aviation readiness through a globally
managed, responsive and integrated
sustainment system. COMFRC oversees and
coordinates the efforts of eight geographically
dispersed commands that provide
maintenance, repair and overhaul services on
numerous aircraft, engines and components
to support the warfighter.
Corpus Christi Army Depot
308 Crecy St
Corpus Christi, TX 78419
United States
WWW.ccad.army.mil
BOOTH #15
The Corpus Christi Army Depot (CCAD) is the
largest helicopter overhaul and repair facility
in the world. In addition to Army helicopters,
the depot overhauls/ repairs rotary wing
aircraft and components for the Air Force,
Navy and Marine Corps. In 2013, CCAD
received the Robert T. Mason Award for Depot
Maintenance Excellence for outstanding
depot-level maintenance support to DOD
operating units.
Daniels Manufacturing Corp
526 Thorpe Rd
Orlando, FL 32824
United States
www.dmctools.com
BOOTH #46
The World Leader in Tool Systems &
Technology for the Aerospace, Military and
Telecommunications Industries. Daniels
Manufacturing Corporation (DMC) is the
recognized leading manufacturer for the
aircraft, aerospace, and high reliability
electronics industries, with experience that
spans six decades. Visit DMC at booth #46.
Defense Logistics Agency
8725 John J Kingman Rd Ste 4141
Fort Belvoir, VA 22060
United States
www.dla.mil
BOOTH #36
As America’s combat logistics support agency,
the Defense Logistics Agency provides nearly
100% of consumable items America’s military
needs to operate: food, fuel and energy,
uniforms, medical supplies, and construction
and barrier equipment. DLA supplies 84% of
spare parts, provides reutilization, disposition,
cataloging, and document automation &
production services.
Department of Defense
Corrosion Policy & Oversight
3000 Defense Pentagon
Washington, DC 20301-3000
United States
www.corrdefense.org
BOOTH #56
The Office of the Secretary of Defense
Corrosion Policy and Oversight Office
is responsible for the development and
recommendation of policy and guidance on
the prevention and mitigation of corrosion for
the Department of Defense.
DHA Group, Inc.
Suite 510
1101 Pennsylvania Ave NW
Washington, DC 20004
United States
www.dha-inc.com
BOOTH #53
Established in 1994, DHA Group, Inc. is an
award winning IT management consulting
provider specializing in Program Management,
Enterprise IT Solutions, Operations
Sustainment, Cyber Security Support,
Systems Engineering, and Rapid Enterprise
Awareness solutions. DHA provides these
core competencies to Federal agencies that
include the U.S. Department of Defense.
DSS NA LLC
Suite 102
242 Old New Brunswick Rd
Piscataway, NJ 08854
United States
dssnallc.com
BOOTH #5 & Outdoor Space
At DSS we aim to become the Global Leader
in Defense Systems and Blast Mitigation
Solutions. We strive to grow with our
valued customers and continue to provide
cutting-edge services and solutions with our
trademark exacting standards. Customer
satisfaction is at the top of our priority and our
DSS team brings with them the diverse set of
skills necessary to complete all your tasks and
the pride and passion to deliver outstanding
results every single time.
EmpowerMX
2601 Network Blvd Ste 110
Frisco, TX 75034
United States
www.empowermx.com
BOOTH #49
FleetCycle® delivers mission-ready, costeffective superior maintenance management
solution for defense operators. When
combined with our consulting team-delivered,
Lean-enabled best practices, today’s military
MROs can realize immediate and significant
decrease in long-term sustainment costs
and turn times while experiencing dramatic
increase in airworthiness and profit through
accurate assessment of critical assets.
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Breakout Sessions
EnerSys
GID Solutions LLC
IFS
LMI
BOOTH #31
BOOTH #48
BOOTH #9
BOOTH #1
301 Maple Ave W Ste 500
Vienna, VA 22180
United States
www.hawkeraplus.com
EnerSys designs, develops, and manufacturers a wide
range of batteries for the Aerospace and Defense market.
Our products provide innovative stored energy and
charging solutions for applications where performance and
reliability are critical.
EXE Studios/K2 Design & Strategcy
26 New Dawn
Irvine, CA 92620
United States
www.exestudioglobal.com
BOOTH #51
Producer of “Afghanistan Rising”, EXE has produced
26 DoD films including Tobyhanna’s DMOF films and
the multiple Telly award winning ARMY STEM recruiting
experience. EXE has constructed 3D immersive training
and presentation centers for Army and Navy and continues
to inspire innovation and empower genius within the DoD
Maintenance community.
Flatirons Solutions
Suite 200
17671 Cowan
Irvine, CO 80027
United States
www.flatironssolutions.com
BOOTH #39
Flatirons provides consulting, technology, and outsourcing
for content lifecycle management (CLM). For more
than 20 years, we have served global Fortune 1000
customers, helping organizations efficiently deliver the
right information, at the right time, to the right people by
leveraging structured content and digital media — Turning
Content into Knowledge®.
Frontier Technology, Inc.
4141 Colonel Glenn Hwy Ste 140
Beavercreek, OH 45431
United States
www.fti-net.com
BOOTH #13
Frontier Technology, Inc. (FTI) is a high technology small
business that combines community-accepted decision
aids and data with proprietary technologies to provide
effective, expert life cycle management analyses and
services. FTI tools support analysis of complex data,
competing alternatives, logistics systems, business case,
operational system health, and performance goals.
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10908 Courthouse Rd Ste 102-240
Fredericksburg, VA 22408
United States
www.gidsolutionsllc.com
300 Park Blvd Ste 555
Itasca, IL 60143
United States
www.ifsworld.com
GID Solutions provides Total Life Cycle Management
(TLCM) and related services that enable our customers
to succeed through people, processes and technology
integration. Customers rely on us to develop and execute
sound solutions to acquisition and sustainment challenges
throughout the lifecycle process. Our leadership and vision
are proven through collaboration and communication
across the entire spectrum of TLCM, cradle to grave. GID
Solutions brings the analysis, tools, and disciplines to each
phase to deliver capability sculpted to your needs and
budget, making sure you Get It Done.
IFS is a globally recognized leader in developing and
delivering business software for enterprise resource
planning (ERP), enterprise asset management (EAM) and
enterprise service management (ESM). IFS brings customers
in targeted sectors closer to their business, helps them be
more agile and enables them to profit from change. IFS is a
public company (XSTO: IFS) that was founded in 1983 and
currently has over 2,600 employees. IFS supports more than
2,200 customers worldwide from local offices and through
partners in more than 60 countries. For more information
about IFS, visit our website.
Huntron Inc
J CHADWICK CO
15720 Main St Ste 100
Mill Creek, WA 98012
United States
www.huntron.com
BOOTH #37
Huntron manufacturers the popular Huntron Tracker,
Huntron Workstation software and Access Robotic
Probers. Visit Huntron to see flexible, automated
diagnostic solutions that help people solve circuit board
problems.
ID Integration Inc
13024 Beverly Park Rd Ste 104
Mukilteo, WA 98275
United States
www.id-integration.com
BOOTH #29
ID Integration and Zortag will jointly display a variety
of solutions for IUID marking, data scanning and anticounterfeiting. ID Integration will feature laser marking and
its BarCodeOS IUID enabled scanners which seamlessly
read the full gamut of IUID markings and process the
scanned data meet DOD Program Office requirements.
Zortag is a global leader in unique anti-counterfeiting
solutions to insure supply chain integrity by utilizing
impossible to clone 3D optical fingerprints. They offer first
and only solution for consumers, businesses and the DOD
providing anyone the ability to quickly and conveniently
verify the authenticity of products.
1005 S Mountain Ave
Monrovia, CA 91016
United States
WWW.JCHADWICKCO.COM
BOOTH #6
J Chadwick Co provides portable depth measurement
and visual inspection solutions for quickly and effectively
assessing the severity of surface damage.
Karcher North America
2000 Corporate RDG
Mc Lean, VA 22102
United States
www.lmi.org
LMI is a not-for-profit strategic consulting firm committed
to providing government leaders with innovative solutions
that make a difference. We will display examples of recent
reports and analyses produced for our public sector
clients that cover logistics, financial management, facilities
management, information management, organizational
improvement, and policy and program support.
Lockheed Martin
6801 Rockledge Dr
Bethesda, MD 20817
United States
www.lockheedmartin.com/
BOOTH #40, 42 & 44
Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace
company principally engaged in the research, design,
development, manufacture, integration and sustainment
of advanced technology systems, products and services.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin
employs approximately 113,000 people worldwide.
Lockheed Martin is led by Marillyn Hewson, Chairman,
President and Chief Executive Officer.
4275 NW Pacific Rim Blvd
Camas, WA 98607
United States
www.karcher.com/us/Home.htm
Logis-Tech Inc
In terms of quality and technology we are the world‘’s
leading provider of cleaning systems, cleaning products and
services for recreation, household, trade and industry. Our
products enable our customers to solve their cleaning tasks
in an economical and environmentally-friendly manner.
BOOTH #48
BOOTH #58
Librestream Technologies
895 Waverley St Ste 110
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3T 5P4
Canada
www.librestream.com/military/overview.html
BOOTH #41
Librestream specializes in bringing virtual presence
technology to military and commercial enterprises. The
Onsight virtual presence system is deployed globally to
help teams troubleshoot, diagnose and maintain assets in
the field.
9450 Innovation Dr Ste 1
Manassas, VA 20110
United States
www.logis-tech.com
LOGIS-TECH is a logistics engineering & professional
services organization that integrates the disciplines
of acquisition and logistics providing Data Quality &
Assurance and program expertise to optimize equipment
sustainment strategies specializing in lowering Total
Ownership Cost. Our patented Environment Stabilization
System (ESS(R)) provides control humidity protection with
a 9:1 return on investment.
Breakout Sessions
MDS Coating Technologies Corp
Optima Batteries Inc
Pratt & Whitney
SAIC
BOOTH #27
BOOTH #47
BOOTH #8 &10
BOOTH #52
60 Aerospace Blvd
Slemon Park, Prince Edward Island C0B 2A0
Canada
www.mdscoating.com
MDS Coating Technologies Corporation designs and
manufactures metallic-ceramic protective coatings for
aerospace. OEM certified BlackGold® Coating, sets
new standards in erosion and corrosion protection and
combined with ultra-polish MEERERTM finish improves
engine performance. This award winning nanotechnology
saves customers over $100 million per year in
maintenance, repair and fuel costs.
Military Logistics Forum (KMI Media
Group)
15800 Crabbs Branch Way Ste 300
Rockville, MD 20855
United States
www.mlf-kmi.com
Military Logistics Forum - The Publication of Record for
the Military Logistics Community
Military Logistics Forum details every aspect of
maintenance, sustainment and supply chains, targeted
exclusively to the military logistics community:
• Contracting and Acquisition
• Life Cycle Management
• Recap and Reset
• Asset Management
• Process Improvement
• Who’s Who Organization Profile
• White Paper Forum
To learn more, please contact Associate Publisher, Jane
Engel at [email protected] or visit www.mlf-kmi.com.
Northrop Grumman
PO Box 509066
San Diego, CA 92150
United States
www.ngc.com
BOOTH #54
Northrop Grumman is a leading global security company
providing innovative systems, products and solutions in
aerospace, electronics, information systems, and technical
services to government and commercial customers
worldwide. We provide affordable modernization and
sustainment support in logistics management, depot
maintenance, sustaining engineering and global field
management. We support operations across the US
in addition to supporting customers at 18 international
locations. Global Logistics & Operational Support,
supported by NGC’s Support Anywhere IT infrastructure,
allows cost-effective and innovative development,
production and sustainment synergies to emerge quickly.
24741 Westridge Rd
Golden, CO 80403
United States
www.milbatteries.com
Optima Batteries & PulseTech Products Corp. Military
proven batteries, battery chargers, & maintenance training.
Panasonic Corp
2 Riverfront Plz
Newark, NJ 07102
United States
http://www.panasonic.com/business-solutions/
government-technology-solutions.asp
BOOTH #3
Panasonic delivers reliable business technology solutions
that connect data with decision makers to drive better
outcomes—for our customers and our customers’
customers. Panasonic engineers reliable solutions that help
create, capture and deliver data of all types, where, when
and how it is needed.
Partsmaster
2727 Chemsearch Blvd Fl 4
Irving, TX 75062
United States
www.partsmaster.us
BOOTH #33
Partsmaster makes your work easier by providing a better
value and documentable cost savings with our solutiondriven product lines including high performance Cryotool®
and Armor-Cut™ cutting tool lines, X-Ergon™ welding
alloys and Mega-Metals® polymer repair compounds. For
more information, visit us in Booth 33 or at our website.
Phillips Screw Co
1 Van De Graaff Dr Ste 404
Burlington, MA 01803
United States
www.philips-screw.com
BOOTH #2
Developers of the original PHILLIPS screw driver and
recess in the 1930’s, we continue to supply the world
with effective solutions to fastening problems. Today that
commitment to excellence continues with the introduction
of the MORTORQ® Spiral Drive System delivering CYCLE
TIME REDUCTION, REDUCED WASTE, COST AVOIDANCE
and INCREASED READINESS.
400 Main St
East Hartford, CT 06108
United States
www.utc.com
Pratt & Whitney (P&W) is a world leader in the design,
manufacture and service of aircraft engines, powering the
world’s only 5th generation fighters -- the F-22 Raptor and
F-35 Lightning II, and the F-15, F-16, C-17 Globemaster III,
B-52, AWACS, Joint STARS, C-32, T-1A and T-6A. P&W
advanced engines and technologies provide solutions
for future systems —manned and unmanned. P&W
customers worldwide benefit from a comprehensive
portfolio of services to include overhaul, part and
accessory repairs, line maintenance services, and fleet
management programs to meet all maintenance, readiness
and product support requirements.
Red River Army Depot
100 James Carlow Dr
Texarkana, TX 75507
United States
www.redriver.army.mil
BOOTH #34
Designated as the Center of Industrial and Technical
Excellence (CITE) for Tactical Wheeled Vehicles, Small
Emplacement Excavator, Bradley Fighting Vehicle system,
Multiple Launch Rocket System and Rubber Products,
which is the only facility within DoD with the capability to
remanufacture roadwheel and track. Also, designated
as Depot Source of Repair for MRAP family of vehicles.
Understanding the Soldier’s needs and providing a quality
product on time and within cost whenever or wherever.
Rhino Technology
2611 16th St
Bedford, IN 47421
United States
www.myRHINOs.com
BOOTH #32
Rhino Technology is a software development and
integration company that has taken Item Tracking to a
new level. Automated Information Management Solutions
(with 12+ modules) has solved item identification, location,
and reporting for customers ranging from armories, motor
pools, tools rooms to production line inventory tracking.
1710 SAIC Dr
Mc Lean, VA 22102
United States
www.saic.com
SAIC — a leading technology integrator providing full
life-cycle services and solutions in technical, engineering,
and enterprise information technology markets. SAIC’s
expertise enables the delivery of systems engineering and
integration offerings for complex government/commercial
projects. Headquartered in McLean, Va., SAIC annual
revenues approximate $4 billion. For more information, visit
our website.
Sierra Army Depot
74 C St
Herlong, CA 96113
United States
www.sierra.army.mil
BOOTH #50
SIAD provides rapid expeditionary logistics support and
a wide variety of long-term, life-cycle logistics solutions
for the Joint Force (equipment receipt and asset visibility,
long-term care storage and sustainment, repair/reset, and
on-demand rapid deployment from their organic airfield).
SIAD has the CITE designation for all Army Water and Fuel
Systems which include prototyping, reset, new builds and
modifications. SIAD offers an Enterprise-wide competitive
solution to logistics challenges and fills a critical void in
material and equipment management with the End of First
Life Center.
START PAC
4357 W Sunset Rd
Las Vegas, NV 89118
United States
www.startpac.com
BOOTH #45
Our primary goal at Start Pac® has always been the
production of reliable, efficient and long-lasting Americanmade ground power units, lightweight starting units
for portable power and portable power supplies — we
continue to lead the way in the newest and safest
technology available. Our extensive product line provides
ground power and portable starting units in various sizes.
Safety-Kleen Systems Inc
2600 N Central Expy Ste 400
Richardson, TX 75080
United States
www.safety-kleen.com
BOOTH #4
Safety-Kleen is a leading provider of environmental
services to commercial, industrial and automotive
customers.
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Tobyhanna Army Depot
VT Miltope
BOOTH #18
BOOTH #20
11 Hap Arnold Blvd
Tobyhanna, PA 18466-5002
United States
http://www.tobyhanna.army.mil/
3800 Richardson Rd
Hope Hull, AL 36043
United States
www.mymiltope.com
Tobyhanna is a recognized leader in providing world-class
logistics support for Command, Control, Communications,
Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
(C4ISR) Systems across the Department of Defense.
Tobyhanna’s Corporate Philosophy, dedicated workforce
and electronics expertise ensure the depot is the Joint
C4ISR provider of choice for all branches of the Armed
Forces and our industry partners. Tobyhanna’s unparalleled
capabilities include full-spectrum support for sustainment,
overhaul and repair, fabrication and manufacturing,
engineering design and development, systems integration,
technology insertion, modification, and global field support
to our Warfighters.
VT Miltope specializes in the design, development and
production of fully rugged computers, servers, mass storage
devices and related peripherals that must operate in the
most demanding environmental conditions. All products are
fully qualification tested to MIL-STD-810F and -461E and
delivered after 100% Environmental Stress Screening (ESS).
Transhield Inc
W.W.Williams Logistics provides supply chain management
of High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV)
and Family of Medium Tactical Vehicle (FMTV) parts to two
locations: Red River Army Depot (HMMWV and FMTV)
and Letterkenny Army Depot. Williams is responsible for
the entire parts supply chain from the time our designated
warehouses at Red River Army Depot (currently three
warehouses in Texarkana and New Boston, Texas) and
Letter Kenny Army Depot receives the HMMWV part to the
line side delivery at the depot manufacturing cell. Williams’
responsibilities include assisting in demand forecasting,
supply chain planning.
2932 Thorne Dr
Elkhart, IN 46514
United States
www.transhield-usa.com/
BOOTH #57
Transhield, Inc. was founded by Greg Todt who invented a
revolutionary fabric that protected heavy equipment during
transportation and storage. In 1994, working with Jim Glick
and Matt Peat, the three developed the cover technology
that became the model for all Transhield covers today.
These custom fit, multi-purpose covers provide surface
protection to even Class A automotive finishes during
transportation and storage. Transhield’s unique, nonabrasive composition protects from the elements without
causing damage to paint, gel coat or decals.
Veloxiti Inc
3650 Brookside Pkwy Ste 400
Alpharetta, GA 30022
United States
www.veloxiti.com
BOOTH #14
Oil analysis is one of the most commonly used – and
most effective – methods for equipment condition
monitoring. Veloxiti and Spectro Scientific have developed
innovative hardware and software for on-site oil testing
and evaluation. Using Spectro’s Q5800 portable lab and
Prescient, soldiers can assess equipment condition in less
than 10 minutes.
W. W. Williams Logistics
835 Goodale Blvd
Columbus, OH 43212
United States
www.wwwilliams.com
BOOTH #16
Wellington Federal
3700 Fettler Park Dr Ste 310
Dumfries, VA 22025
United States
BOOTH #48
Wellington Federal, LLC provides a unique blend of talent
and experience that supports the application of Logistics
Modernization efforts such as individual item tracking,
supply chain optimization and improved situational
awareness combined with the essential resource attributes
relating to cost analysis, program development, return on
investment and book value determination.
WPI Services LLC
14255 US Highway 1 Ste 228
Juno Beach, FL 33408
United States
www.wpiservices.com/
BOOTH #11
Our Firm provides consultancy services and analysis
tools to optimize availability, lower total ownership costs,
and transform the way enterprises look at the reliability,
producability, availability, and maintainability of technically
complex systems.
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Technology Main
Street/NCMS
Booths 17, 19, 21, 22,
and 23-26
National Center for Mfg Sciences
3025 Boardwalk St
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
United States
www.ncms.org
VISIT TECHNOLOGY MAIN STREET
NCMS is a non-profit organization that forms collaborative
partnerships between the Department of Defense and
private industry under the Commercial Technologies for
Maintenance Activities(CTMA) pr-ogram. Our primary
role within CTMA is to facilitate technology development,
deployment and validation for use at the DoD’s
maintenance activities and at NCMS member companies.
We form and manage the project teams to ensure
compliance with the CTMA guidelines and requirements.
Adapx Corporation
2200 Alaskan Way Ste 130
Seattle, WA 98121
United States
www.adapx.com
Capturx Solutions from Adapx speeds data capture and
collaboration by turning natural speech, sketch, and
handwriting into actionable data in Microsoft Office,
SharePoint, CRM, ERP, GIS, C2, C4ISR systems and many
other back-end systems. By simply speaking and writing,
teams get instant access to structured data collected on
paper, touchscreens, mobile devices, and wall displays. A
range of enterprises and agencies speed workflows and
reduce risk by using Capturx to bypass data transcription
from paper and cumbersome keyboard- and menudriven interfaces. Adapx has strategic relationships with
Microsoft, ESRI, In-Q-Tel, and works with standard digital
pen technology from Anoto.
Aspire Solutions Inc
323 W Spring St
Fayetteville, AR 72701
United States
www.aspiresolns.com
Aspire Solutions Inc provides engineering services and
maintenance solutions for the DoD. Our product, Process
Guide, enables maintainers to standardize their inspection
and repair processes enabling a higher quality product
while savings them significant time which equates to direct
cost savings.
Bi-Phase Technologies LLC
2945 Lone Oak Dr Ste 150
Saint Paul, MN 55121
United States
www.bi-phase.com
Bi Phase designs and manufactures LPEFI® systems in a
lean six sigma corporate culture. With more than 10 yearsexperience in the U.S., we are ISO 9001-2000 Certified.
Our conversion systems are EPA/CARB certified to the
2010 level, the most stringent emissions standard today.
CHS Inc
5500 Cenex Dr
Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077
United States
www.chsinc.com
CHS Inc. is a leading global agribusiness owned by
farmers, ranchers and cooperatives across the United
States. Diversified in energy, grains and foods, CHS is
committed to helping its customers, farmer-owners and
other stakeholders grow their businesses through its
domestic and global operations. CHS, a Fortune 100
company, supplies energy, crop nutrients, grain marketing
services, animal feed, food and food ingredients, along
with business solutions including insurance, financial
and risk management services. The company operates
petroleum refineries/pipelines and manufactures, markets
and distributes Cenex® brand refined fuels, lubricants,
propane and renewable energy products.
Copernicus Technology Ltd
Birchfield House Urquhard
Elgin Scotland IV30 8LR
United Kingdom
www.copernicustechnology.com
Copernicus Technology helps clients in the Aerospace,
Transport and Technology sectors to successfully increase
Operational Reliability and reduce Total Ownership
Costs. We supply proven and outstandingly effective
Test Equipment, Maintenance Data Analysis and Training
products and services to fix the causes of Downtime and
No Fault Found.
Eclypse International
265 N Joy St Ste 150
Corona, CA 92879
United States
www.eclypse.org
Eclypse provides the hardware, software, and expertise
required to test complex electrical systems critical to the
operations of aircraft, ground vehicles, and shipboard
systems. At the Eclypse booth, we will be demonstrating
the use of our common circuit analyzer test equipment on
Blade De-Ice Distributors being used at CCAD.
Technology Main
Street/NCMS (continued)
ID Systems
123 Tice Blvd Ste 101
Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677
United States
www.id-systems.com
Lockheed Martin
5600 W Sand Lake Rd
Orlando, FL 32819
United States
www.lockheedmartin.com/
Lockheed Martin is a global security and aerospace
company principally engaged in the research, design,
development, manufacture, integration and sustainment
of advanced technology systems, products and services.
Headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, Lockheed Martin
employs approximately 113,000 people worldwide.
Lockheed Martin is led by Marillyn Hewson, Chairman,
President and Chief Executive Officer.
MOOG
159 8th Ave
West Fargo, ND 58078
United States
www.moog.com
Moog is a premier supplier of mission critical systems and
products for civil and military aircraft. Our sustainment
services includes technical support, repair/overhaul,
advanced repair technologies including cold spray, spares/
rotables, modifications/upgrades, reliability enhancements,
obsolescence management, logistics, and public private
partnership. Visit us to learn how our flexible support
solutions meet your needs.
Nexus LCM
PO Box 1122
Stevenson, WA 98648
United States
www.nexuslcm.com
Nexus Life Cycle Management (LCM) is the confluence of
the tools, technologies and services to simplify LCM over
what can be decades of equipment life. Our premise is to
leverage open, commercial standards where available to
enable business and Government customers to use their
choice of applications for each functional discipline.
Siemens
Stratasys Inc
411 Eagleview Blvd Ste 108
Exton, PA 19341
United States
www.plm.automation.siemens.com
7665 Commerce Way
Eden Prairie, MN 55344
United States
www.stratasys.com
Siemens PLM Software is a world-leading provider of
product lifecycle management (PLM) software. We work
with thousands of companies make great products
by optimizing their lifecycle processes, from planning
and development through manufacturing and support.
Whatever the industry, companies are faced with everincreasing expectations. Our industry approach leverages
deep knowledge gained from working closely with every
one of our customers to deliver the industry-specific PLM
solutions they need to support the critical decisions that
go into their products. These solutions are open, to give
you the freedom to use and combine whatever tools and
information you need. They’re complete, so they add
value across the entire product lifecycle from concept to
sustainment.
Stratasys® manufactures 3D printing equipment and
materials that create physical objects directly from
digital data. Its systems range from affordable desktop
3D printers to larger, more advanced 3D production
systems. Its specially engineered 3D printing materials
include hundreds of photopolymers and thermoplastics.
Manufacturers use Stratasys 3D Printers to create models
and prototypes for new product design and testing, and for
low-volume finished goods.
Solavitek
5555 Place De La Savane
St-Hubert, Quebec J3Y 8Y9
Canada
Solavitek is a provider of automated solutions to accelerate
the manufacturing, installation and maintenance of
electrical wiring and sub-systems components in all AIR/
LAND/SEA military vehicles. These solutions consists of
automated processes and equipment to support the OEM
and fleet operators over the life cycle of all vehicles by
providing cost effective tools that are easy to develop and
use in any manufacturing or maintenance environment with
immediate costs savings and better readiness. We are
coming to a new era of the ’’intelligent’’ multi-meter...
StandardAero
3523 General Hudnell Dr
San Antonio, TX 78226
United States
www.standardaero.com
StandardAero is one of the world’s largest independent
providers of services including engine and airframe
maintenance, repair and overhaul, engine component
repair, engineering services, interior completions and
paint applications. StandardAero serves a diverse array of
customers in business and general aviation, airline, military,
helicopter, components, energy and VIP completions
markets. StandardAero provides a global service network
of 13 primary facilities in the U.S., Canada, Europe,
Singapore and Australia.
Troika Solutions
1901 Ft Myer Dr Ste 1017
Arlington, MN 55121
United States
www.troikasol.com
Troika Solutions is a SDVO business that provides
business and technical services to private and public
sector clients across numerous industry sectors including
maintenance and logistics, information technology,
alternative energy, staffing, education and training, general
construction and more. Troika excels in developing unique
customer-focused solutions primarily in the defense
industry.
Universal Synaptics
4066 S 1900 W
Roy, UT 84067
United States
Universal Synaptics is the industry leader in detecting
and isolating elusive intermittent faults. Our research into
the primary root causes of intermittent / NFF problems
and the massive digital testing void that exists today
with conventional scanning test equipment, led to the
development of the patented Ncompass-Voyager™ and
the IFDIS™.
Delivering Agile and Affordable Maintenance Capability
November 17-20, 2014
Sheraton Birmingham Hotel
Birmingham, AL, USA
Involved in the maintenance community?
You can’t afford to miss this event!
Join military, government, industry leaders, and maintainers from
all levels at this distinctive event - the ONLY OSD sponsored event
focused on the maintenance of weapon systems and equipment.
P141561A
#DoDMxSymposium
www.sae.org/dod
Administrative support provided by SAE International
under contract with the U.S. Department of Defense

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