Amentum's Contracted Maintenance, Modification, Aircrew, and Related Services (CMMARS) program delivers comprehensive Contractor Logistics Support (CLS) for U.S. Navy aircraft, including the UC-35 and T-34/44/6 models. This ten-year IDIQ contract ensures that essential maintenance, modification, and aircrew services are available to keep military aircraft operational worldwide. Amentum's expertise encompasses a wide range of aviation platforms, adhering to Military, Military/Commercial, and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations. By providing critical logistics functions and maintenance tasks, Amentum plays a vital role in sustaining the readiness and availability of U.S. government aircraft across various missions.
Amentum's Shipboard Technical Support project ensures platform availability for the U.S. Navy by delivering expert engineering and technical assistance to Navy Regional Maintenance Centers globally. With a commitment to maintaining combat and mission readiness, Amentum's skilled personnel provide around-the-clock support for all classes of ships and submarines. The team conducts Total Ship Readiness Assessments (TSRAs), offering comprehensive grooming, repair, and calibration of shipboard systems. This strategic presence in key fleet concentration areas enhances the capabilities of Regional Maintenance Centers, enabling efficient deployment of expertise wherever needed, thus reinforcing the Navy's operational effectiveness.
Amentum's Shipboard Technical Support project ensures platform availability by delivering expert technical assistance to the U.S. Navy's fleet. With a focus on comprehensive support for every class of ship and submarine, Amentum's engineers and technicians provide around-the-clock assistance across various systems, including hull, mechanical, electrical, and command and control. The project executes Total Ship Readiness Assessments (TSRAs) to ensure optimal performance through grooming, repair, and calibration of shipboard systems, thereby maintaining combat and mission readiness. Amentum's strategic presence in key fleet concentration areas enhances the capabilities of Navy Regional Maintenance Centers, acting as a vital resource for skilled expertise that can be deployed globally.
Amentum's Major Program Acquisition & Management Support project focuses on streamlining Joint Capabilities Integration and Development Systems to effectively mitigate costs and accelerate delivery speeds for major defense programs. Launched on February 25, 2020, this initiative provides comprehensive support across various domains, including programmatic, technical, engineering, integrated logistics, business and financial management, as well as cyber engineering. Specifically tailored for PEO SUB Acquisition Category I-III level programs, Amentum also extends its expertise to the Rolling Airframe Missile program, enhancing cooperative terminal defense capabilities between the U.S. and Germany.
The Naval Test Wing Pacific (NTWP) project, initiated on July 30, 2021, focuses on advanced test and training operations for the U.S. Navy, specializing in organizational-level aircraft maintenance and logistics support. Amentum, through its legacy company DynCorp International, oversees a diverse fleet that includes rotary, fixed-wing, unmanned, and lighter-than-air aircraft. The project encompasses a variety of aircraft types such as the P-3, C-130, F/A-18C-G, AV-8B, T-39D, EA-18G, and SH-60. NTWP ensures efficient management of both assigned and transient aircraft for project testing and training purposes, enhancing operational readiness and support capabilities within multiple squadrons.
Amentum's NPES project is at the forefront of delivering advanced electronics to the submarine fleet in collaboration with the Naval Information Warfare Center. Launched on February 29, 2020, this initiative encompasses a range of critical tasks including testing for new submarine constructions, modernization support, and the development of Engineering Change Instructions. Amentum's skilled technicians leverage their expertise in the Navy's Submarine Warfare Federation of Tactical Systems, an innovative open architecture that enhances the command, control, communication, computers, collaboration, and intelligence (C5I) capabilities of submarines. The project highlights Amentum's commitment to conceptualizing, prototyping, designing, and maintaining cutting-edge solutions that ensure operational efficiency and modernization of submarine systems.
The FAA ETOC project, led by Amentum, is a pivotal initiative aimed at helping the Federal Aviation Administration achieve its environmental remediation goals at the William J. Hughes FAA Technical Center. With over 20 years of collaboration, Amentum has been instrumental in implementing Environmental Task Orders that support the FAA's mission to enhance operational capabilities while ensuring sustainability. This project includes the operation of two groundwater treatment systems and the execution of various remedial actions, all designed to modernize infrastructure and expedite the cleanup process. Currently, Amentum is spearheading the world's largest thermal remediation project, significantly reducing the timeline for cleanup in Area D and reinforcing the FAA's commitment to environmental stewardship.
The Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane Division and NSWC Carderock Division are at the forefront of designing the future Navy through innovative design, prototyping, and reverse engineering. Amentum provides comprehensive product life-cycle support, integrating design, development, and sustainment services to enhance naval capabilities. Their expertise includes systems engineering, rapid prototyping, integration, testing and evaluation, as well as field installation and maintenance. Notably, Amentum has successfully designed and fabricated Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs), pressure vessels, and submersible scale models, ensuring advanced solutions for modern naval operations.
The Army Prepositioned Stock (APS) Programs are essential for enhancing the readiness of the U.S. Army, ensuring rapid response capabilities for geographic combatant commanders during operations worldwide. By strategically positioning pre-stocked equipment at or near potential conflict zones, APS significantly reduces the need for initial strategic lift, enabling swift power projection until communication lines are established. This program not only facilitates immediate operational readiness but also strengthens tactical and technical advantages against emerging threats. Amentum plays a crucial role in supporting the APS by managing and maintaining stock locations in Europe and the Middle East, ensuring that military equipment is stored and ready for deployment as needed, thereby bolstering overall force preparedness.
Amentum provides comprehensive operations and maintenance (O&M) support for the U.S. Air Force's unmanned aerial systems, specifically the MQ-9 Reaper and RQ-4 Global Hawk. With a focus on maintaining the operational readiness of these advanced aircraft, Amentum's experts deliver essential services including organizational-level maintenance, aircraft management through the Comprehensive Engine Management System (CEMS), and launch and recovery operations. The team also ensures quality assurance and control while supporting supply chain logistics and ancillary programs. By fulfilling Air Tasking Order (ATO) requirements at both domestic and international locations, Amentum reinforces its commitment to high-hazard material management and the overall modernization of military aviation capabilities.
