AdaRose Wins Role in $495 Million Contract

Teamed with L-3 Communications, one
of three contractors awarded the Force Protection Security System
(FPS2) contract, AdaRose will work with L-3’s Global Security &
Engineering Solutions Division. FPS2 will provide integrated base
defense physical security systems at U.S. Air Force and other U.S.
Defense Department sites worldwide.

AdaRose receives Contract Award from the U.S. Army Joint Munitions & Lethality Life Cycle Management Command.

AdaRose will provide
software engineering support for Artillery & Tank Weapon Systems
and Virtual Trainers. This is a $75 Million Task Order Contract, shared
with 6 other contractors, supporting the Armament Software Engineering
Center at Picatinny Arsenal, NJ.


AdaRose was selected as a key subcontractor to Compumatics, Penobscot Bay Media, and Professional Solutions.
These three winning prime contractors leveraged AdaRose's excellence in
System and Software Design, Development, Engineering, and Integration
as well as Emerging Technologies, Trainers/Simulators, and IV&V
support, to help them garner their awards. This is a 10-year, $5
Billion, Task Order Contract designed to provide business opportunities
for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses.
With three published articles on Software
Risk Management, the President of AdaRose and his engineers mitigate
risk through a defined yet flexible process using rapid prototyping,
and "feature set" deliveries, to keep clients in the loop from the
get-go through final testing and delivery. For more information about
VETS GWAC, visit www.gsa.gov/vetsgwac

AdaRose
awarded Letter of Recognition by Northrop Grumman:
Northrop Grumman
Mission Systems issues Letter
of Recognition to AdaRose for 5 outstanding years of contract work. "Most
notable was the successful deployment and fielding of Paladin's new artillery
digital fire control system for the Soldier." AdaRose successfuly completed
10 separate task orders over the 5 year contract period.
AdaRose
is teamed with Raytheon and CACI on the SeaPort Enhanced Navy Contract:
This is the Naval Sea Systems Command
(NAVSEA) vehicle for obtaining electronic procurement of Engineering, Technical
and Programmatic support services for NAVSEA Warfare Centers and other directorates.
It has a $47.8 Billion Ceiling and is effective until 2019.
AdaRose
receives Graphical User Interface (GUI) Work from NORTHROP GRUMMAN:
Northrop Grumman Space
and Mission Systems Corporation in California, awarded work to AdaRose for development
of a new Graphical User Interface (GUI)
for the Paladin Digital Fire Control System (PDFCS). The new interface will
replace an all-text based interface that relied heavily on keypad input with
a state of the art graphical display system with touch screen input.
AdaRose
receives Software Work from NORTHROP GRUMMAN:
Northrop Grumman Space
and Mission Systems Corporation in California, awarded work to AdaRose for development
of the Version 11P Software for the new Paladin Digital Fire Control System.
Northrop Grumman, as System Integrator, is providing PM Paladin with significant
technological improvements to the Army's Paladin
Self Propelled Howitzer System. This program was successfully completed,
has gone through Format Qualifications Testing (FQT), and is now being fielded.
For AdaRose
engineers this was not the first time they have taken existing military software
and adapted it to run on new hardware. Previous software rehostings included:
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Paladin
legacy software was integrated with a new computer unit with a Pentium processor
and commercial operating system (Windows NT) |
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Mortar
Ballistic Computer software was reused to build a Mortar Fire Direction
Center System application |
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Paladin
Automatic Fire Control System (AFCS) software was reused to build a Digital
Fire Control System (DFCS) for the 155AH RFPI (precursor to Towed Artillery
Digitization - TAD) |
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Paladin
AFCS software was integrated with Force XXI Battle Command, Brigade and
Below (FBCB2) Situational Awareness for the Paladin Enhanced Display System |
Northrop
Grumman Mission Systems (formerly TRW Mission Systems) awarded follow on
work to AdaRose to provide fieldable software modules for 1.) a software solution
to replace the Azimuth and Elevation Tachometers on the Paladin Self Propelled
Howitzer with rate data obtained from the inertial navigation system and 2.)
a software solution to allow Paladin’s digital fire control system to display
and control, in a windows environment, the current fire control screens while
supporting the displays of Situational awareness/FBCB2 screens in a secondary
mode of operation.
AdaRose Inc. successfully
completed these two software modules in 2003.
AdaRose
receives Software Work from SECHAN ELECTRONICS, INC:
SECHAN based in Lititz,
PA was awarded the Paladin Digital Fire Control System Contract from Northrop
Grumman to supply new hardware components for the Paladin Self Propelled Howitzer.
AdaRose received a Purchase Order for Software Development support on Paladin's
Prognostic/ Diagnostic Interface Unit for this soon-to-be modernized Army Artillery
System. AdaRose engineers have worked with SECHAN engineers before on successful
Army programs; most noteworthy was the Paladin AFCS XXI program.

Teamed
with ARDEC, AdaRose completed the Paladin Automatic Fire Control System (AFCS)
Troubleshooting, Repair and Maintenance Contract:
The objective was to diagnose and correct anomalies in the operation of the
Paladin Navigation subsystem.
AdaRose developed an investigation
plan to determine the root cause of the problem, provided test software to the
Government, and participated in the execution of the investigation plan. The
problem was found in a hardware component and AdaRose delivered a final findings
report to the Government.
AdaRose
designated as a Lockheed Martin Supplier:
As a member of Lockheed
Martin's Global Supply Chain, AdaRose is an integral partner in Lockheed's Mission
Success team.

AdaRose
designated as Curtiss-Wright Controls (formerly VISTA CONTROLS) supplier:
AdaRose recently provided
engineering support to VISTA CONTROLS, a Curtiss-Wright Company, for an in-house
R&D project.

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