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58 -- Common Test and Training Range Architecture (CTTRA)

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The contract involves a series of workshops sponsored by the Office of the Secretary of Defense to advance the modernization of Department of Defense test and training range capabilities, aligning with the objectives outlined in the Joint Vision. Since April 1994, the Common Test and Training Range Architecture (CTTRA) workshops have been instrumental in guiding technical and programmatic improvements that enhance interoperability and reuse across range systems, facilities, and simulations. The upcoming sixteenth workshop, scheduled for May 16-19, 2005, in St. Louis, Missouri, will concentrate on prioritizing emerging GPS-based instrumentation technologies for inclusion in ongoing efforts like the Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program and the Training Transformation initiative. The outcomes will contribute to a long-term investment roadmap focused on GPS-based instrumentation. This initiative is not linked to any existing contract requirements, meaning that government funding will not cover attendance, and participants must finance their own involvement. Additional information and resources for interested parties are available via a dedicated website, with designated points of contact provided for coordination. The contract’s administrative details include a solicitation number CTTRA and classification under NAICS code 334511, with contact available through a contract specialist, though no specific agency or place of performance is listed.

General Info

DoD-sponsored workshops advancing GPS-based test and training range modernization; self-funded participation required.

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334511 - Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing

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PostedMar 24

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Full Description

To enhance testing of advanced weapon systems and to support the size, scale, and scope of training identified in the Joint Vision, the Office of the Secretary of Defense sponsors a series of workshops to facilitate the modernization of Department of Defense test and training range capabilities. Since April 1994, these Common Test and Training Range Architecture (CTTRA) workshops have provided invaluable technical and programmatic direction, improving interoperability and reuse among range systems, facilities, and simulations. The sixteenth CTTRA workshop will be held on 16 - 19 May 2005 in St Louis, MO. This workshop will focus on prioritizing emerging Global Positioning System (GPS) based instrumentation capabilities for potential inclusion in current technology development efforts sponsored by the Central Test and Evaluation Investment Program, or within the Training Transformation initiative. The results of the workshop will be incorporated into a long range GPS-based instrumentation investment roadmap. The CTTRA is not directly related to any current contract requirements; therefore attendance will not be funded by the Government. It will be necessary for each company to fund their participation in this workshop. For more information on the upcoming CTTRA XVI Workshop, visit the website at http://cweb.osd.mil/cttra. The points of contact for the workshop are Ms. Dee Salazar-Beddard, (703) 681-4165 x 113, dee.salazar-beddard.ctr@osd.mil, and Mr. Vince Consentino, ((850) 883-3419, vincent.consentino@eglin.af.mil.