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- CTMA – About – NCMS
CTMA Program About CTMA Home Partners Contact About CTMA “CTMA is one of the only mechanisms that moves as fast as they do Getting a technology to demonstration within 45 days is almost unheard of I truly believe that it is mission
- 2024 CTMA Technology Competition Booklet by NCMS Work Place
NCMS Work Place Published on May 17, 2024 Learn about the competition and view summaries of each entry
- 2025 Maintenance Symposium – NCMS
Join us in Louisville, KY December 9 – 11 for this year’s Department of Defense (DOD) Maintenance Symposium This is the only DOD event conducted by the Office of the Secretary of Defense that is entirely focused on the maintenance and sustainment of weapon systems and equipment Over 2,300 maintainers from military, government,
- CTMA Webinar: Rapid Contracting to Accelerate Readiness
CTMA Webinar Rapid Contracting to Accelerate Readiness Webinar Overview: Join our team for a mini workshop to learn how the Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities (CTMA) Program can help your organization For DOD partners: CTMA enables you to test, evaluate, and adapt new and existing technology solutions prior
- CTMA Connector: New Radar Capability Protects Vehicles from Drone . . .
The impact of drone attacks in the Russia-Ukraine war has made the protection of military vehicles an urgent priority not only for Ukraine but also for the armed forces of the United States A current CTMA project has created and successfully demonstrated a capability that protects vehicles from attacking unmanned aircraft systems (UASs)
- Spring 2025 Issue – NCMS
The CTMA Connector is a quarterly electronic newsletter that covers recent project successes and other activities of NCMS’s longest-running program View Plain PDF What's Inside:
- CTMA Connector: NCMS Holds First Sustainment Accelerator Event at Navy . . .
NCMS hosted its first-ever Sustainment Accelerator at the US Naval Shipyard Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Facility (SRF-JRMC) in Yokosuka, Japan February 25-27, 2025 The event connected US Fleet Activities Yokosuka to companies and organizations whose technologies can benefit shipyard operations at the installation Seventeen companies demonstrated capabilities across seven
- CTMA Connector: New Cold Spray System for Rotor Blade Erosion Guards To . . .
Maintenance professionals who work to sustain the DOD’s fleet of over 5,000 helicopters experience a common challenge with helicopters, especially those operating in desert environments: sand and dust quickly erode rotor blades Maintaining rotor blades is costly, up to $220,000 for a single UH-60 (Black Hawk) helicopter rotor blade and even more for
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