We help the government quickly acquire
cutting-edge technologies.
We accomplish this by building and leading innovative R&D collaborations and providing a range of services, including R&D portfolio management, contracting, financial management, event planning, and training.
For over 20 years, ATI-led teams have delivered valuable technologies and process improvements for the DoD, federal agencies, and industry.
SOLVING OUR NATION’S CHALLENGES
BENEFITS TO GOVERNMENT
Our collaborations conduct advanced research and technology development. They bring together government and non-traditional contractors for increased innovation to solve our nation’s most pressing issues. The benefits to government are:
- Increased collaboration
- Increased speed
- Better value
- Broader exposure to industry
- Access to emerging technologies
REDUCING BARRIERS TO ENTRY
BENEFITS TO INDUSTRY & ACADEMIA
We help non-traditional contractors – including small businesses, start-ups, and academia – get involved in government contracting. In fact, non-traditional contractors account for about 75 percent of ATI’s consortia membership, and they receive about 60 percent of awards. The government benefits by getting access to emerging technologies, and these non-traditional contractors benefit from:
- Funding
- Exposure
- Networking
- Experience
- Future connections
Our Collaborations
Latest News
Award recognizes accelerated effort and innovation
The Defense Acquisition Workforce Awards recognize accomplishments in support of the National Defense Strategy. The five annual awards, representing 24 separate categories, recognize individual and team accomplishments that support the Secretary of Defense's priorities through excellence in acquisition.
SHIC focuses on senior population health
The Senior Healthcare Innovation Consortium grew in membership from 15 to 95 members from August to November 2022. As a proof of concept for a potential Government customer, the Consortium published an RFI about technological opportunities to reduce the number of medications used by the senior population.
AMTC supports Army’s Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System effort
The U.S. has awarded contracts to five companies for its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System (FTUAS) Increment 2 effort. The awards were issued through an Other Transaction Agreement with the Aviation & Missile Technology Consortium, an ATI collaboration.