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THE NATIONAL ARMAMENTS CONSORTIUM GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING

The NAC General Membership Meeting is the largest annual forum bringing the DoD’s Armaments Community together to discuss requirements, challenges, and emerging opportunities in a unique collaborative environment. Meeting Objectives NAC and DOTC engage the Armaments Community to:

• Communicate DoD's vision, priorities, roadmaps, technology gaps, and acquisition strategies

• Facilitate and coordinate DoD activities to ensure mission relevance across all platforms

• Drive rapid acquisition and effective prototype initiatives through a collaborative review of GFY19 Prototype Requirements

• Use the Consortium-based OTA as the vehicle to achieve “Innovation through Collaboration”

• Provide a forum for collaborative discussions of the direction, challenges, requirements, and state-of-the-art technology of current and future armament needs

DoD organizations participating in DOTC: RD&E Centers

AFRL – Munitions (RW), Directed Energy (RD), Sensors (RY), Space Vehicles (RV) NAVSEA - NUWC, NSWC (Dahlgren, Indian Head, Crane, Panama City) NAVAIR – NAWC (China Lake, Lakehurst) RDECOM – ARDEC, AMRDEC, ARL, CERDEC, NSRDC

PEOs and PMs Air Force – PEO Weapons, PEO Space Systems, and PEO Strategic Systems Navy – PEO IWS, PEO Subs, PEO LM&W Marine Corps – MarCorSysCom, Army – PEO Ammo, PEO M&S, PEO Soldier USSOCOM – PEO SOF Warrior, JSOC, PEO SERSE

OSD, Services, and Agencies OSD – A&S, R&E, DPAP, MIBP Agencies – DARPA, DTRA, MDA, SCO Air Force – AFLCMC Navy – N9, ASN RD&A, ONR Marine Corps – MCCDC, Non-lethal Warfare Directorate Army – ASAALT, ARCIC, NGIC

April 11-13, 2018 Hyatt Regency Crystal City, Arlington, VA

The National Armaments Consortium The pre-eminent collaboration organization to enable and deliver rapid armaments innovation for the Nation’s security. NAC is a consortium of 600+ organizations encompassing large, medium, and small businesses and academia, including traditional and non-traditional performers in the armaments community. NAC has a long and very successful partnership with the DoD’s Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC), an OSD chartered consortium made up of DoD’s RDT&E and Acquisition organizations. NAC and DOTC constitute an enterprise executing 490+ active prototyping projects ($1.7B) across a portfolio of 12 Armaments Technology areas. In order to streamline acquisition, reduce time to fielding, innovate technologies, and maximize collaboration between the DoD and the armaments industrial base, the Enterprise uses 10 USC 2371b - Other Transaction Agreements (OTA).

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 2018 0700 – 0800 Registration and Hosted Breakfast Regency Ballroom Foyer

0800 – 0815 Welcome Remarks

Mr. Charles Zisette, NAC Executive Director

0815 – 0845 Keynote Honorable Dr. Michael D. Griffin Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering

0845 – 0900 Army’s Armament Technology Modernization Strategy

Mr. John F. Hedderich III Director, US Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center

0900 – 1020 Army Modernization Command Panel Major General Jim Richardson Director, Process Innovation and Integration Brig. Gen. Stephen Maranian Long Range Precision Fires CFT Brig. Gen. David Lesperance Next Generation Combat Vehicles CFT Brig. Gen. Christopher Donahue Soldier Lethality CFT

1020 – 1050 Poster Session and Networking Break (60 Industry)

Independence Center

1050 – 1110 PEO Ammo Emerging Trends Brig. Gen. Alfred Abramson Program Executive Officer, Ammunition

1110 – 1130 PEO Missiles and Space – Prototyping through DOTC

Mr. Dale Moore Chief Engineer, PEO Missiles and Space

1130 – 1200 Naval Weaponization Futures Rear Adm. Douglas W. Small Program Executive Officer, Integrated Warfare Systems

1200 – 1300 Hosted Lunch and Awards Presentation Regency Ballroom

1300 – 1330 Networking Break and Dessert Independence Center

1330 – 1400 Afternoon Keynote Mr. James Gordon Meek Former Senior Counterterrorism Advisor for the House Committee on Homeland Security

1400 – 1430 Rapid and Effective Acquisition – The Power of the OTA

Mr. Richard L. Dunn Strategic Research Institute

1430 – 1500 Weapon Technology Solutions for the Current & Future Fight

Colonel Garry Haase Commander and Director for the Munitions Directorate for Air Force Research Laboratory, Eglin AFB

1500 – 1530 DOTC Program Highlights Long Range Precision Fires Program of Record

Mr. Donald A. Geiss Jr. DOTC Director Colonel James C. Mills Project Manager, Precision Fires Rocket and Missiles Systems

1530 – 1600 Poster Session and Networking Break (60 Industry)

Independence Center

1600 – 1645 Transition to Production using the OTA

Ms. Kelly Gorman Center Director, ACC-NJ-ET Mr. Jered Leo Attorney, Business Law, Picatinny Legal Office

1645 – 1730 New NAC Member Introductions (161 New members – 24 presenting)

Mr. Charles Zisette NAC Executive Director

1730 – 1900 Social & Poster Session/Open Networking Independence Center

THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018 0700 – 0800 Registration and Hosted Breakfast Regency Ballroom Foyer

0800 – 0810 Mr. Donald A. Geiss Jr. DOTC Director Regency Ballroom

0810 - 0830 Ms. Kelly Gorman Center Director, ACC-NJ-ET Regency Ballroom

0830 – 0855 Mr. Paul Manz Chief Scientist, PEO AMMO Regency Ballroom

0855 – 0920 Mr. Joseph Pelino US Army ARDEC Director of Technology Regency Ballroom

0920 – 0945 Dr. Michael S. Richman US Army AMRDEC Associate Director Missile Development Regency Ballroom

0945 – 1000 Poster Session and Networking Break (60 Industry) Independence Center

1000 – 1200

Government Requirements Reviews (parallel track sessions)

Track I – Weapon Systems (WPN) Ballroom A/B

Track II – Ammunition (AMM) Enabling Technologies (ENT) Ballroom C/D

Track III – Fuzes (FUZ), Demilitarization (DEM), Energetic Materials (ENR) Ballroom E

Track IV – Rockets, Missiles and Bombs (RMB), Protection and Survivability (PAS), Warheads / Lethal Mechanism (WLM), Sensor and Sensor Systems (SSS), Directed Energy Warfare (DEW)

Ballroom F

Cyber Security Training

Track V – DFARS Clause – How to effectively comply with the requirements of DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST SP 800-17

Washington Room

1200 – 1300 Hosted Lunch Regency Ballroom

1300 – 1500 Government Requirements Reviews and Cyber Security Training (Track Sessions Continued)

1500 – 1530 Poster Session and Networking Break (60 Industry) Independence Center

1530 - 1730

Government Requirements Reviews and Cyber Security Training (Track Sessions Continued)

1730 – 1900

Social & Poster Session/Open Networking Independence Center

FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 2018 0700 – 0800 Registration and Hosted Breakfast Regency Ballroom Foyer

Collaboration Opportunities (1-on-1)

0800 – 1200 One-on-One Sessions DoD with NAC Members Traditional Prime Contractors with other Members

Ballroom E/F Ballroom C/D

1200 – 1300 Non-hosted Lunch

1300 – 1500 One-on-One Sessions (continued) DoD with NAC Members Traditional Prime Contractors with other NAC Members

Ballroom E/F Ballroom C/D

Industry Days 0830 – 0900 Industry Day sign-in and 1-on-1 sign-up Washington Room and Ballroom A/B

0900 – 1000

Moving Target Artillery Round (MTAR) Industry Day Initial Maneuver-Short Range Air Defense (IM-SHORAD) Industry Day

Washington Room Ballroom A/B

1030 – 1300 MTAR hosted 1-on-1s IM-SHORAD hosted 1-on-1s

Washington Room Ballroom A/B

Standard Missile-6 Program Review

0830 – 0900 Sign-in and 1-on-1 sign-up Conference Theater

0900 – 1000 Standard Missile (SM-6) Program FY19 Annual Plan RMB 19-37

Conference Theater

1000 – 1200 1-on-1 sessions Conference Theater

1300 – 1330 Standard Missile (SM-6) Program FY19 Annual Plan RMB 19-38

Conference Theater

1330 – 1500 1-on-1 sessions Conference Theater

Early registration will be open Tuesday, April 10, 2018 from 1700 – 2000

at the entrance to Independence Center.

NAC General Membership Meeting Exhibitor Information

Independence Center

INDUSTRY POSTERS

Booth Company Name Website Onsite POC Name E-mail

1 JAKTOOL LLC www.jaktool.com Jeff Kinsberg jeff@jaktool.com

2 MEI Micro, Inc. www.mei-micro.com Louis Ross ross@mei-micro.com

3 Excelitas Technologies Corporation www.excelitas.com Roy Streetz roy.streetz@excelitas.com

4 Orbital Research Inc. orbitalresearch.com Fred Lisy lisy@orbitalresearch.com

5 UTEC Corporation, LLC www.utec-corp.com Eric Hart ehart@utec-corp.com

6 NASCENTechnology Manufacturing, Inc. www.nascentechnology.com Daryl Schofield dschofield@nascentechnology.com

7 Savit Corporation savitcorp.com William Morelli william.morelli@savitcorp.com

8 Southwest Research Institute swri.org James Walker james.walker@swri.org

9 AimLock www.Aim-Lock.com Matthew Tatusko mtatusko@aim-lock.com

10 Pelican / Hardigg www.pelican.com Stephen Smiaroski stephen.smiaroski@pelican.com

11 McCormick Stevenson Corporation mccst.com Noel McCormick noel.mccormick@mccst.com

12 FIRST RF Corp. www.firstrf.com Anthony Jensen ajensen@firstrf.com

13 Keystone Automation Keystoneautomation.net Nick Rosati nrosati@keystoneautomation.net

14 Enig Associates, Inc. www.enig.com Eric N. Enig eric.enig@enig.com

15 MTEQ http://www.mteq.com Michael Gayle bd@mteq.com

16 Polysciences, Inc. http://www.polysciences.com/ Dr. Mike Wagaman mwagaman@polysciences.com

17 PTI (Polymer Technologies Inc.) PTI.tech Dave Turovsky dturovsky@polymertek.com

INDUSTRY POSTERS

Booth Company Name Website Onsite POC Name E-mail

18 Advanced Powder Products, Inc. www.4-app.com Donald F. Heaney dfheaney@4-app.com

19 ATA Engineering, Inc. www.ata-e.com Katherine Durden katherine.durden@ata-e.com

20 Applied Research Associates, Inc. www.ara.com Sherri D. Hodgson shodgson@ara.com

21 Synthio Chemicals, LLC www.synthiochem.com Dr. Jerry Martin jerry.martin@synthiochem.com

22 Innovative Technologies International, Inc. (DBA NovaTech International, Inc.) www.novatechusa.com Joe Fedeler jfedeler@novatechusa.com

23 BML TOOL www.accurate-mag.com Vincent Battaglia vinB@bmltool.com

24 Aeronix Inc. www.aeronix.com Geoff Miller gmiller@aeronix.com

25 National Technical Systems www.nts.com Wendy Hummers wendy.hummers@nts.com

26 HBM nCode Federal https://www.hbmprenscia.com/ Mark Rupersburg Mark.Rupersburg@nCodeFederal.com

27 Rocky Mountain Scientific Laboratory www.rmsl.net Travis Swanson tswanson@rmsl.net

28 Exact Solution Scientific Consulting LLC www.essc-llc.com David Bergman davidrbergman@essc-llc.com

29 University of Miami http://coe.miami.edu Michael Wang mwang@miami.edu

30 Military Systems Group, Inc. www.milsysgroup.com Nathan Barrett nbarrett@milsysgroup.com

31 Creative Microsystems Corporation www.creativemicro.com Michael Strauss mstrauss@creativemicro.com

32 Ace Electronics Defense Systems www.aceelectronics.com Nick Pugliese npugliese@aceelectronics.com

33 Quantum Dimension, Inc. www.quantumdimension.com Julie Isenberger jisenberger@qdimension.com

34 QuesTek Innovations LLC www.questek.com Chris Kern ckern@questek.com

35 WINTEC, Inc. www.wintec-inc.com Greg Fountain greg_fountain@wintec-inc.com

36 Phoenix Phoenix Brad Bloomquist brad.bloomquist@phoenixwi.com

37 Colorado School of Mines www.axpro.mines.edu Dr. Vilem Petr vpetr@mines.edu

38 Resodyn resodyn.com Lawrence Farrar lcfarrar@resodyn.com

39 Earthly Dynamics http://earthlydynamics.com/ Cheri Costello Cheri.costello@earthlydynamics.com

40 Aerojet Ordnance Tennessee www.rocket.com/specialty-metals Wendell Christian wendell.christian@rocket.com

41 Cougaar Software, Inc. www.cougaarsoftware.com Melvin Sassoon msassoon@cougaarsoftware.com

42 EnerSys Advanced Systems www.enersys.com Monica Stoka monica.stoka@enersys.com

43 Reactive Metals International Inc. www.reactivemetalsinc.com Phillip Martellaro phil@reactivemetalsinc.com

44 Kennley Corporation www.kennley.com Michelle Morris michelle@kennley.com

45 Purdue Energetics Research Center https://engineering.purdue.edu/ Energetics/ Tim Manship tmanship@purdue.edu

46 Protection Engineering Consultants www.protection-consultants.com David Stevens dstevens@protection-consultants.com

47 EWA Government Systems Inc. www.ewa-gsi.com Lester Foster lfoster@ewa.com

48 Karagozian and Case, Inc. www.kcse.com Joseph Abraham abraham@kcse.com

49 Mercury Systems https://www.mrcy.com/ Greg Donahue gdonahue@mrcy.com

50 Numerica Corporation Www.numerica.us Benjamin Slocumb Ben.slocumb@numerica.us

51 ACTA www.actainc.com Sydni Wassel Wassel@actainc.com

52 SRC, Inc. www.srcinc.com Michael Jewett inquiries@srcinc.com

53 Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc. www.rmdinc.com Dr. Vivek Nagarkar vnagarkar@rmdinc.com

54 Alion Science and Technology www.alionscience.com Stacy Newstead snewstead@alionscience.com

55 Iris Technology Corporation www.iristechnology.com Jim Wold jlwold@iristechnology.com

56 Detroit Gun Works detroitgunworks.com Brad Howard brad@detroitgunworks.com

57 IERUS Technologies www.ieurustech.com Dan Bodeker dan.bodeker@ierustech.com

58 AmeriPlast Cartridge, LLC To request information: ameriplastcartridge@yahoo.com George Hvichia ameriplastcartridge@yahoo.com

59 Lockheed Martin www.lockheedmartin.com Matthew Ruggieri matthew.ruggieri@lmco.com

60 Arnold Magnetic Technologies http://arnoldmagnetics.com Mikayla Skolaski mskolaski@arnoldmagnetics.com

Donald A. Geiss, Jr. DOTC Program Director donald.a.geiss.civ@mail.mil 973.724.3386 Jamie Wilson DOTC Program Office james.j.wilson.ctr@mail.mil 973.724.2397

Charlie Zisette NAC Executive Director ED@nac-dotc.org 540.239.0762 George Solhan NAC Director of Customer Affairs DCA@nac-dotc.org 813.839.0952

Lindsey LePine NAC Consortium Management Firm naccmf@nac-dotc.org 843.760.3481

DOTC ENTERPRISE CONTACT US

The National Armaments Consortium (NAC) works closely with DOTC. It is a consortium of companies bringing innovative prototype solutions to the government armaments marketplace.

The Department of Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium (DOTC) facilitates collaborative government, Industry and Academic ordnance technology development and prototyping.