Boeing Bags $259 Million Air Force Deal for Weapon Planning Software AVIATION TODAY By Nick Zazulia Boeing has won an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity U.S. Air Force contract worth up to $259 million to provide weapon planning software for a host of U.S. military and allied platforms over the next decade. The weapon planning software is [...]
Download a case study of MTI's NASA AMES project.
Download a case study of MTI's NASA AMES project.
MTI has served as an “above the line” contractor – a similar role to a SETA (Systems Engineering Technical Assistance) contractor in the US – for the Commonwealth of Australia (CoA) since 1999 on the AIR 5077 Wedgetail AEW&C (Airborne Early Warning & Control) program.
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.
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Monterey Technologies, Inc. (MTI) speciliazes in Human Centered Analysis, User Interface Design, and User Experience (UX/UI) design. The company, incorporated in 1984, provides products and services to Government, Commercial, and International clients. MTI is headquartered in Park City, UT, with additional locations in San Diego, CA, Seattle, WA, Silicon Valley, NASA Ames, Colorado (Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder), and in Fairfax, VA. Our client base includes the Army, NASA, Air Force, Navy, FAA, as well as multiple Federal Government Prime Contractors, commercial, and international clients. We have a 34-year track record for providing high quality human engineering services to our clients.
A Monterey company has received a massive contract from NASA that could be worth up to $40 million.
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.
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.
