ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL

No reported sub-awards as a subcontractor.

• HUNTINGTON INGALLS INC

  UEI WMXDDH6HJNA5

  $8M

  Subcontracted by this company · 3 sub-awards · latest Apr 17, 2026

  • Department of the Navy
  • “ADVANCED INSTALLATION METHODS FOR FLIGHT DECK TIE-DOWNS (S3065)”
  • “WORK CENTER REPRESENTATION MODEL (S3038)”
  • “AUTOMATED PANEL BLAST AND COAT (S3012)”
• ACCUDYNE SYSTEMS, INC.

  UEI QLJLWGE4MHD4

  $5.5M

  Subcontracted by this company · 2 sub-awards · latest Jan 2, 2025

  • Department of the Navy
  • “DROP STITCH MANUFACTURING AND INSPECTION IMPROVEMENT (C3017)”
  • “DROP-STITCH MANUFACTURING IMPROVEMENTS TO INCREASE PRODUCTION RATE AND PRODUCT PERFORMANCE. DROP-STITCH PRESENTS UNIQUE CHALLENGES TO TRADITIONAL COATED FABRIC MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES. AS AN EMERGING TECHNOLOGY, DROP-STITCH REQUIRES INNOVATIONS IN MANUFACTURING TO BE SUCCESSFULLY ADOPTED AND APPLIED. RECREATIONAL SECTOR DROP-STITCH DOES NOT MEET THE BERRY AMENDMENT REQUIREMENT AND THE FABRICATION PROCESS DOES NOT SCALE TO THE SIZE OF THE PANELS NEEDED FOR THE IV. THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO SOLUTIONS FOR RELIABLY AND REPEATABLY WELDING THERMOPLASTIC POLYURETHANE (TPU) DROP-STITCH PANELS IN A COST-EFFECTIVE MANNER. SOME EQUIPMENT AND TECHNIQUES USED ON SIMILARLY COATED FABRICS CAN BE USED AS A STARTING POINT TO TACKLE THE PROBLEMS OF MATERIAL HANDLING, ALIGNMENT, SENSING, HEAT SOURCE, PRESSURE APPLICATION, ETC. DROP-STITCH TECHNOLOGY IS STILL YOUNG AND HAS MANY UNKNOWNS, SO INDUSTRY PARTNERS DO NOT HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO IMPLEMENT ON THEIR OWN.”
• LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

  UEI G4KDGE4JFFK7

  $5M

  Subcontracted by this company · 4 sub-awards · latest Feb 12, 2025

  • Department of the Navy
  • “BMI COMPOSITE HEAT DAMAGE REPAIR (A3015)”
  • “ALUMINUM ETCH PIT REMOVAL ADVANCEMENT- DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A SHOT PEENING OR ALTERNATIVE SOLUTION TO BE APPLIED ON VARIOUS LOCATIONS OF THE F-35 TO REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF ETCH PITS THAT FORM FROM THE ANODIZATION PROCESS OF ALUMINUM. TO ACCOMPLISH THIS, PHASE I, LASTING 10 MONTHS, SHALL PROVIDE A FULLY MAPPED-OUT SUSTAINMENT PROCESS, DEFINITION OF ALL EFFORT REQUIREMENTS, FULL IDENTIFICATION OF INDUSTRY/COTS PEENING TECHNOLOGIES, AND DOWN-SELECTION OF TECHNOLOGY THAT PROVIDES BEST FOUNDATION FOR A SOLUTION.”
  • “ORBITAL WELDING FOR ALUMINUM TUBES”
• THE BOEING COMPANY

  UEI D27FSZD2L2U9

  $4.5M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest May 19, 2026

  • Department of the Navy
  • “MULTI-FUNCTIONAL THERMOPLASTIC EDGES (A3062)”
• AMERICAN FOUNDRY SOCIETY INC

  UEI S3M6X8XATNR7

  $4.4M

  Subcontracted by this company · 4 sub-awards · latest May 2, 2025

  • Defense Logistics Agency
  • “MACHINE LEARNING AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ALGORITHM FOR DEFECT CHARACTERIZATION AND DIAGNOSIS”
  • “METALLIC MATERIALS PROPERTIES DEVELOPMENT AND STANDARDIZATION (MMPDS) OF ALLOY INTO CASTING ALLOY DATABASE SEARCH (CADS)”
  • “QUANTIFYING PROCESS RELATIONSHIPS FOR SURFACE DEFECTS ON CHEMICALLY BONDED SAND SYSTEMS”
• HUNTINGTON INGALLS INCORPORATED

  UEI C3NLZNSMU254

  $3.6M

  Subcontracted by this company · 3 sub-awards · latest Jan 3, 2025

  • Department of the Navy
  • “MACHINE LEARNING FOR AUTOMATED FORMING PATH PLANNING SOFTWARE (S2985)”
  • “ADVANCED FORMING FOR CURVED PLATES AND STIFFENERS”
  • “THIS MANTECH PROJECT WILL IMPROVE THE VISUAL PIPE CLEANLINESS INSPECTION PROCESS PERFORMED AT INGALLS SHIPBUILDING. THE PROJECT WILL BE BROKEN INTO TWO MAIN PHASES: PHASE I TASKING SHALL BE COMPLETED DURING THE PROJECT TASK ORDER BASE PERIOD, AND THE PHASE II TASKING SHALL BE COMPLETED DURING OPTION PERIOD 1.”
• NON-FERROUS FOUNDERS SOCIETY

  UEI F2MVS2XN6VD3

  $2.7M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Nov 16, 2023

  • Defense Logistics Agency
  • “EXPANSION AND ADVANCEMENT OF INTERGRATED CASTING ORDERING NETWORK (ICON)”
• PACMAR TECHNOLOGIES LLC

  UEI L1WZRB6JKWJ4

  $2.2M

  Subcontracted by this company · 2 sub-awards · latest Jan 13, 2025

  • Department of the Navy
  • “DROP-STITCH MANUFACTURING”
  • “DROP STITCH MANUFACTURING AND INSPECTION IMPROVEMENT (C3017)”
• TIGHITCO INC.

  UEI XDYHW6YFTLN5

  $2.1M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Aug 7, 2026

  • Department of the Navy
  • “IMPROVED HIGH RATE ROTOR BLADE MANUFACTURING (S3083)”
• CONCURRENT TECHNOLOGIES CORP

  UEI KNW6WWRKELJ3

  $1.7M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Apr 5, 2024

  • Department of the Navy
  • “MOBILE FABRICATION & REPAIR VIA FRICTION STIR WELDING & DEPOSITION) THE MOBILE FABRICATION AND REPAIR VIA FRICTION STIR WELDING AND DEPOSITION €€Œ J2967 PROJECT WILL ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF POINT-OF-NEED REPAIR OF FLAT AND MULTIFACETED SURFACES THROUGH THE ADAPTION AND MATURATION OF PORTABLE FRICTION STIR WELDING (PFSW) AND PORTABLE ADDITIVE FRICTION STIR DEPOSITION (PAFSD) TECHNOLOGIES FOR A VARIETY OF METALLIC MATERIALS AND THICKNESSES. FRICTION STIR WELDING (FSW) TECHNOLOGY IS IDEALLY SUITED FOR JOINING AND REPAIR OF ALUMINUM ALLOYS, INCLUDING ADVANCED ALUMINUM ALLOYS NOT TYPICALLY WELDABLE BY CONVENTIONAL METHODS. THE PROCESS HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED TO PRODUCE BOTH HIGH-STRENGTH AND QUALITY WELDS. ADDITIVE FRICTION STIR DEPOSITION (AFSD) IS A SOLID-STATE ADDITIVE/JOINING TECHNIQUE, WHICH CAN DEPOSIT AN ARRAY OF MATERIAL SYSTEMS WITH WROUGHT-LIKE MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE. THE MATURATION OF A PFSW / PAFSD SYSTEM WOULD BE AN ATTRACTIVE ALTERNATIVE TO TRADITIONAL REPAIR METHODOLOGIES SINCE THE MATERIAL FLEXIBILITY MAKES THE PROCESS IDEAL FOR BOTH REPAIR OF MANNED AND UNMANNED NAVAL VESSEL COMPONENTS AND ARMY LAND VEHICLES.THIS PROJECT AIMS TO ADDRESS THE PORTABILITY OF BOTH FSW AND AFSD BY DEVELOPING TWO SEPARATE SOLID-STATE REPAIR PLATFORMS. THE FIRST SUB-PROJECT WILL ADVANCE A MAN-PORTABLE FSW SYSTEM THAT CAN BE TRANSPORTED AND DEPLOYED FOR SMALLER-SCALE, LOWERTHICKNESS ALUMINUM APPLICATIONS. THE SECOND SUB-PROJECT WILL DEVELOP A PORTABLE CONTAINERIZED PLATFORM FOR BOTH FSW AND AFSD THAT CAN BE DEPLOYED VIA TRUCK OR RAIL FOR LARGER-SCALE, HIGHERTHICKNESS, VARIABLE MATERIAL APPLICATIONS.”
• EDISON WELDING INSTITUTE INC

  UEI PZK6CW3A4VS5

  $1.3M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Oct 4, 2024

  • Department of the Navy
  • “HYBRID LASER ARC WELDING PARAMETER DEVELOPMENT FOR HIGH STRENGTH STEEL”
• GE VERNOVA OPERATIONS LLC

  UEI NUSAC9QAV8W8

  $1.2M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Apr 11, 2024

  • Department of the Navy
  • “PORTABLE SHIPYARD PIPE INSPECTION CONTRACT NOVATED FROM GE PACKAGED POWER LLC”
• STEEL FOUNDERS SOCIETY OF AMERICA

  UEI GDKMMDHVZJ65

  $1.1M

  Subcontracted by this company · 2 sub-awards · latest Nov 27, 2023

  • Defense Logistics Agency
  • “CASTING PROCUREMENT READINESS AND ACQUISITION IMPROVEMENT THROUGH CAST-IT MAJOR SUBORDINATE COMMAND SUPPORT”
  • “TRANSITION OF STEEL CASTING TECHNOLOGY THROUGH CODES, STANDARDS, AND EDUCATIONAL TOOLS”
• LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

  UEI NGBVY5X32XZ5

  $1.1M

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Jul 12, 2024

  • Department of the Navy
  • “HIGH YIELD MACHINING OF THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS”
• LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION

  UEI XFJMYSYFJEK4

  $898.4K

  Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Aug 25, 2026

  • Department of the Navy
  • “IMPROVED HIGH RATE ROTOR BLADE MANUFACTURING (S3083)”

Agencies generally may not award to excluded parties, and primes may not subcontract with them above the threshold in FAR 52.209-6 (except COTS items) without a compelling reason reported to the contracting officer (FAR 9.405, 9.405-2). Some exclusion types apply only to specific programs: read the record on SAM.gov.

No confirmed match on the Consolidated Screening List (screened Nov 13, 2026).

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