CTC to provide in-service support to US NSWCCD

Concurrent Technologies (CTC) has received a contract under SeaPort-e to provide in-service support for the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division (NSWCCD), Materials Division, and Code 61.

Under the new task order, CTC and its teammates will perform material and technology development and planning services.

The team will also provide analyses, conduct engineering, support experiments, and develop documentation to support programme needs.

The new contract program manager Mark Smitherman said the company, since the inception, had worked closely with parts of the NSWCCD Materials Division through the Navy Metalworking Center and other programmes.

"This contract broadens our engagement with the Navy Materials technical community, to include non-destructive testing and inspection, structural analysis, paints and coatings, corrosion, power systems and energy storage, and fluids analysis," Smitherman added.

"We are all looking forward to bringing solutions forward to NSWCCD and serving the Navy’s needs," Smitherman continued.

NSWCCD Code 61 plans and conducts both research and development and in-service projects regarding the development and testing of material systems for use in ship and ship systems.

The $15.6m indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract will be continued over a period of three years.