The Electromet Corporation supports this program by providing the newly improved Enhanced Capability – Mission Critical Enclosures (EC-MCE) for Lockheed Martin. Initial EC-MCE prototypes were built in 2015 and successfully tested in 2016. Initial EC-MCE production deliveries began in late 2016.

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Deliveries of NGATS consoles began in November 2010 for Northrop Grumman, and continue as of October 2015 for Teradyne/Boeing. Our extensive experience with this program is a testament to the value and product quality Electromet delivers to our customers.

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Lockheed Martin selected Electromet as a 2013 Small Business Supplier of the Year for supporting the Acoustic Rapid COTS Insertion (ARCI) Program and the Technology Insertion Hardware (TIH) Program.  Read award letter >

In all, Lockheed selected 21 superior small businesses (out of nearly 6,000 suppliers) according to the specific programs where those companies had made critical strategic contributions to Lockheed’s success. The awards ceremony was held at the Orlando International Airport Marriott on 6 May 2014.

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The GMA NAVAIDS and GMA Frequency Convertor program provides a technology upgrade to the existing fleet of Ohio-Class Sub-Surface Ballistic Missile Nuclear (SSBN) submarines that carry the Trident D-5 Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM’s). This modernization program will provide enhanced and more fully integrated navigation, synchronization and targeting capabilities to the U.S. Navy’s existing fleet of ballistic missile submarines.

Electromet supports this program by providing ruggedized electronic cabinets that contain and protect these vital systems. Initial deliveries began in May 2014. Supporting this program was extremely challenging as it required Electromet to accommodate legacy systems & designs while supporting modern electronics and doing so on a very tight budget and an even tighter delivery schedule. Electromet expects to continue deliveries through 2014 and 2015 until all existing SSBN’s receive the technology upgrade.

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The Ship Self Defense System (SSDS) is a combat system that integrates sensors and weapons to provide an automated quick response to multiple targets in littoral environments, and is currently installed or will be installed on six classes of amphibious ships and aircraft carriers. The latest generation of SSDS will improve capability and reliability and reduce cost compared to earlier versions.

The Electromet Corporation supports this program by providing rugged electronic cabinets that contain the SSDS electronics. Initial deliveries began in February 2014. The flexibility and adaptability of Electromet cabinet designs supports advancing technology while maintaining rugged, shock and vibration protection, making Electromet an optimal, best-value partner.

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The RMS system uses an unmanned system to detect, classify, localize and identify bottom and moored mines in littoral regions, without putting sailors or high-value capital ships in the minefield. It uses an unmanned, autonomous Remote Multi-Mission Vehicle (RMMV) that tows an advanced variable depth sensor (AQS-20A) that supports minehunting sensors.

Electromet supports this program by providing rugged electronic cabinets that are located within the RMMV unit. Initial deliveries began in 2013.

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Electromet provides rugged electronic enclosures to L-3 Communications in support of power distribution systems for U.S. Navy Virginia Class submarines. Each Virginia Class submarine requires thirty-nine static inverter/converter cabinets and Electromet has been a cornerstone of support for this successful and critical program. This award further strengthens our ongoing partnership with L-3.

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The U.S. Navy’s Aegis Ashore program is the land-based component of the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMD). It leverages the present and future Aegis BMD capabilities to adapt to the evolving ballistic missile security environment. Deploying land-based BMD capabilities through the deployable Aegis Ashore program will compliment the sea-based deployment of Aegis BMD capabilities.

Electromet was selected by SPAWAR, SAIC and CENTURUM to provide rugged, integrated, electronic cabinets in support of the Aegis Ashore Missile Defense Test Complex (AAMDTC) being built at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii. Delivery will occur in October 2012.

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The U.S. Navy’s Technology Insertion-Hardware (TI-H) program is designed to provide submarine combat and sonar system upgrades using commercially available hardware and software. It encompasses the Seawolf, SSGN, 688/688I, Virginia class and future submarine systems and platforms. TI-H is the successor to seven technology insertion initiatives that were based on the AN/UYQ-70 program.

The Electromet Corporation began deliveries of T-IH cabinets, chassis, installation kits and machined and fabricated components to Lockheed Martin and its subcontractors (DRS Technologies and Progeny Systems) in July 2012 and the TI-H program is expected to continue for several years.

Previously, Electromet had supported Lockheed Martin and its subcontractors on the AN/UYQ-70 program and a long progression of technology insertion initiatives.

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The U.S. Navy’s Unmanned Combat Air System Carrier Demonstration (UCAS-D) Program is an effort to explore the future of unmanned carrier aviation and set the stage for the development of a more permanent, carrier-based fleet of unmanned aircraft. Centered on the X-47B aircraft, the UCAS-D program will develop and demonstrate a capability to launch and recover an autonomous, low-observable-relevant unmanned aircraft. It will also mature carrier landing integration technologies and demonstrate autonomous aerial refueling.

The Electromet Corporation was selected by NAVAIR/BAE and SAIC to provide rugged, integrated, electronic cabinets in support of the UCAS-D development. Initial cabinet deliveries were completed in September 2012.

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