The Booz Allen RPTI Team
Booz Allen RPTI Partnership
The nature of ARDEC’s RPTI requirements demands more than the typical arms-length relationship between government and prime contractor, and between prime contractor and subcontractors. Booz Allen developed the vision for a partnership that would understand that RPTI support is not a series of single transitions; rather, it is a long-term engagement where all stakeholders, starting with the prime and including each subcontractor, are actively engaged in helping meet the challenges ARDEC faces over the next decade.
Booz Allen’s breadth stretches far beyond local office capabilities. Our vast reachback capability can bring technical skill sets across the entire scope of the RPTI effort. Our team of 25 subcontractors, each selected for their unique capabilities and depth across the contract requirements, allow us to provide our clients with a value-added resource to help them accomplish their missions. We understand the environment in which government agencies must function. Our capabilities available through the ARDEC RPTI contract allow clients to reach Booz Allen’s comprehensive expertise quickly to accomplish their missions.
Teammates
Alabama A&M—Academic leader in materials science and nanotechnology research with applications to ARDEC products and technical requirements. A driving force in Alabama’s Experimental
BAE—A global company engaged in development, delivery, and support of advanced defense and aerospace systems in the air, on land, and at sea. The Armament Systems Division focuses on four major markets for the US Army and Navy: weapons delivery systems; training, logistics, and field service support; fire support; and intelligent munitions, and offers flexible manufacturing capabilities, high-level systems integration, superior integrated logistics support, and innovative technical solutions.
BANC 3—Provides a wide range of environmental services, including Phase I environmental site assessments and environmental due diligence audits and Phase II follow-up investigations, preliminary environmental assessments and site investigations, remedial investigations and feasibility studies, remediation system design, remedial oversight, hazardous waste investigation and sampling and management, and emergency response services.
Binsky Snyder—Mechanical contracting firm with extensive experience within Picatinny Arsenal’s energetics and armaments infrastructure. Currently employs one of the largest staffs of skilled designers throughout the New Jersey region. Provides deep technical expertise in estimating, engineering, construction, and fabrication.
BlastGard International—Specializes in the design and fabrication of technologies that protect personnel and structures from blast. Sample products include Blast-Mitigated M67 Grenade—Production Line Cans, GMLRS (Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System) retrofit to existing “pods” to manage sympathetic detonation (SD) issues, and solutions to mitigate SD in 155MM artillery projectiles.
Carolina Unmanned—Leader in autonomous and remotely operated sensor platforms, primarily unmanned aerospace vehicles (UAV). Provides both developmental work and technical support and analysis of UAV systems and related components with extensive test planning, conduct, and documentation. Engineering, project management, and research expertise provides clients with top-quality technical support or research and development of innovative and cost-effective products.
Concurrent Technologies—Independent, non-profit, applied scientific research and development professional services organization, supporting high-priority Department of Defense requirements in the areas of advanced materials and manufacturing, energy and environmental sustainability, force readiness, and command, control, communications and computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR). Operates centers of excellence (e.g., National Defense Center for Energy and Environment, the Navy Metalworking Center). Has a long history of supporting facilities engineering/modernization projects at Army ammunition plants, Army depots, and numerous other Army Materiel Command facilities.
Ensign-Bickford—Global leader in energetic systems used in minefield and obstacle breaching, military demolition, vehicle protection, and tactical weapons. Expertise in development and application of plastic bonded explosives (PBX) and non-electric initiation military demolition products. Developed the Anti-Personnel Obstacle Breaching System (APOBS), Small Projected Line Charge (SAPLIC), and Rapid Wall Breaching Kit (RWBK) breaching systems. Merged insensitive munitions (IM) and enhanced blast explosives efforts with new explosive casting and pressing facilities, resulting in industry-leading warhead manufacturing capability for pressing, casting, and final assembly.
Franklin Engineering—Multidisciplinary engineering services firm with relevant experience in the manufacture of propellants, explosives, pyrotechnics, and ordnance; demilitarization; resource recovery; and pollution control. Capabilities span chemical process engineering; detailed mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and controls engineering; construction, startup, and operations support; and environmental engineering and permitting and regulatory compliance services. Strong in all phases of facility modernization projects, from initial planning studies through engineering design, construction, and startup.
General Dynamics—A global leader in producing, supporting, and sustaining land and expeditionary combat systems for the US military and its allies. Supplies, supports, and enhances tracked and wheeled combat vehicles and develops new combat systems for the future. Product lines include guns and ammunition-handling systems, ammunition and ordnance, reactive armor and other protection systems, mobile bridge systems, chemical and biohazard detection products, and complex composite components for aerospace systems.
General Sciences Inc.—A leader in innovative application of reactive materials. Expertise includes enhanced lethality concepts and materials for Military Defense Agency (MDA) interceptors warhead development (thermobaric munitions research, chemical and biological agent defeat, thermal accelerant materials for facility defeat); mine neutralization (military land, beach and surf humanitarian applications); and advanced materials (reactive shaped charge liners, reactive fragments, ceramics, metal matrix composites, reentry reactive heat shield materials for lethality enhancement, intermetallic reactive composites).
Infoscitex Corp.—A premier provider of advanced solutions to the defense and aerospace, life sciences, and energy and environment markets. Infoscitex’s mission is to develop concepts into highly effective products and services. Strong capabilities in modeling and simulation software; robotics, mechanics, and electromechanical systems; electroactive materials; sensors data acquisition; energetic materials and ordnance; force protection; high-performance polymers; improvised explosive device (IED) defense; and weapon systems effectiveness.
JTSI—A leading systems integration and professional IT service firm with specialized expertise in independent verification and validation (IV&V), acquisition lifecycle management procedures and techniques, business process development and reengineering, information business modeling, quality assurance, IT architecture, operational test and evaluation, data architecture, developmental test and evaluation, geographic architecture, fielding, service level agreements, and configuration management.
Miltec Corporation—A leader in missile engineering and aerospace technologies with extensive experience, expertise, and capability in missile design, development, integration, and testing. Provides high-technology systems engineering and analysis on sensors, system simulation, engineering, and integration. Strong in-house engineering capabilities in systems, aerodynamics, propulsion, guidance-navigation and control, lethality and warheads, simulation, avionics, structures, seekers and sensors, and signal processing.
Savit Corporation—Reviews existing processes and develops recommendations compatible with specifications. Can also process-engineer difficult components for both rapid prototyping and full-scale production, incorporating state-of-the-art modeling techniques and innovative conventional and automated manufacturing techniques. Provides great flexibility and capability in all forms of manufacturing: machining, casting, forging, molding, extruding, welding, stamping and drawing, forming, sheet metal fabrication, packaging, cutting, and protective finishing.
SMH International LLC—Lead contractor for the technology development, integration, engineering, and installation and application for state-of-the-art optical processing technology within the Army’s Prototyping Center at Picatinny Arsenal. Supports ARDEC on research and development, prototyping, and manufacturing efforts, including development of next generation armament and force protection systems, armored walls and bracketry, ballistic glass, IED defeat prototypes, and related component prototype development and fabrication.
Subsystems Inc—Experienced in the design, analysis, and testing of virtually every caliber cannon and mortar-launched projectile fielded by the US Army in the last 40 years. In addition to projectile work, has extensive experience in nonlethal, small arms and demolitions, grenade design, and prototyping and testing. Wide range of expertise encompasses all aspects of weapon system development, including program management, system design, and engineering.
Szanca Solutions—A proven IT systems firm with expertise including automated case tools testing and analysis; implementation of test strategies; development of test processes; discrepancy reporting processes; standardized configuration management documentation; test plans, test reports, strategies and requirements matrices.
TAMI—Winner of the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) District and Regional Minority Business of the Year 2008 with expertise including modeling and simulation using Pro-E and Auto CAD three-dimensional modeling software for US Army weapon systems; full-scope systems engineering support to the US Army M109A6 Paladin Block III Upgrade Program, including requirements analysis, testing, fire control, and independent verification and validation; and support to the US Army Automated Test Equipment Directorate, including supportability analysis for the design, build, and test of Test Program Sets.
The Louis Berger Group—A leader in the planning, design, evaluation, repair, and upgrade of various structures, completed assignments throughout the United States and worldwide at hundreds of major government installations. Has executed projects ranging from full base design to designs specifically for research and development, processing and storage, and production of energetics and munitions.
TOOELE Army Depot—Strong engineering and ammunition expertise, including design and manufacturing of Ammunition Peculiar Equipment (APE) used in ammunition maintenance and demilitarization.
US Falcon—Provides strong systems engineering expertise and solutions to customers across the nation and deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom/Operation Iraqi Freedom (OEF/OIF) and critical command, control, communications, and computers (C4) systems managing the Global War on Terror.
UTRS—Core systems engineering team ensures the development of a fully integrated, fully tested system. Strengths include systems requirements engineering and analysis; systems integration; design engineering; specification, product, and prototype development; computer-aided design (CAD); test and evaluation; system safety/hazard analysis; failure analysis; and site installation.
Warrior 1—Provides subject matter expertise, including program management and acquisition experience relevant to ARDEC commodities and technology thrust areas. Particular expertise in the area of alternative technologies to comply with landmine policy.
This page was last updated 27 October 2009.
