Monterey firm scores NASA contract worth up to $40M
A Monterey company has received a massive contract from NASA that could be worth up to $40 million.
Local Navy Contract Awards
The U.S. Department of Defense recently announced the following contract awards that pertain to local Navy activities.
Breakthrough Capability Keeps Subs, Ships on Safe Track
Interactive software that can dramatically cut the time it takes to plan safe submarine missions is crossing over to the surface fleet and is being installed this month on the guided-missile cruiser USS Mobile Bay (CG 53), officials announced Dec. 16.
ONR app can cut mission route planning from weeks to hours
Planning a safe navigation route for Navy ships involves poring over charts and maps for potential hazards, analyzing possible routes, double-checking information and cross-referencing against other digital and paper information sources.
Monterey Technologies, Inc.’s ViPER Mission Planning Application Featured in Department of Defense Publication
Planning a safe navigation route for Navy ships involves poring over charts and maps for potential hazards, analyzing possible routes, double-checking information and cross-referencing against other digital and paper information sources.
Bob Chamberlain of MTI Talks About ViPER on NPR’s Park City, Utah Station KPCW
Bob Chamberlain of MTI Talks About ViPER on NPR's Park City, Utah Station KPCW
Monterey Technologies, Inc. Selected as One of Twelve Firms for $498 Million Navy Contract
The US Navy has chosen Monterey Technologies, Inc. (MTI), along with 11 other companies, for a five-year contract worth $498 million for the development of the next generation of tactical aircraft mission planning and execution systems.
NASA AMES
Download a case study of MTI's NASA AMES project.
EPS-CAPS
EPS provides space-enabled, secure communications capabilities to polar users in support of national objectives. CAPS provides telemetry and control, mission planning, and cryptographic planning for the EPS payload.
AUS WEDGETAIL
Download a case study of MTI's NASA AMES project.