ATI was awarded a new Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) by the Naval Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) to build and manage a naval surface technology consortium.
There are formal processes under the OTA model to ensure safety and security, fair competition, and sound stewardship of taxpayer dollars.
The flexible contracting process under OTAs allows the government and industry to refine project ideas before beginning technical work.
The Other Transaction (OT) model enables open communication between government and industry.
The efficiency of the Other Transaction (OT)-consortium model makes OTAs extremely fast compared to typical government-funded prototyping projects.
Through OTA consortia, small businesses and academic institutions can bring innovative technologies to the DoD to advance critical defense capabilities.
Bob Tuohy, ATI’s COO, discusses OTAs with Government Matters.
The U.S. Army's Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center awarded a new 10-year $2B OTA to the Aviation and Missile Technology Consortium (AMTC).
ATI signed a three year, $100M OTA with Space and Naval Warfare Systems Centers (SPAWAR) Atlantic and Pacific to manage the Information Warfare Research Project (IWRP) Consortium.
On December 6, the ATI-managed Naval Shipbuilding and Advanced Manufacturing Center (NSAM) received a Defense Manufacturing Technology Achievement Award (DMTAA) in the Readiness Improvement category at the Defense Manufacturing Conference in Tampa, FL.
