OTAs
(Other Transaction Authorities)
PHOTO: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Mettle Ops is a member of seven OTAs (Other Transaction Authorities). Each OTA specializes in different capabilities and awards federally funded projects to members with the best solution for the government. Below is a summary of each of the OTAs Mettle Ops maintains a membership with. If you would like to partner with Mettle Ops based on these capabilities, please contact us.
Guided Missile
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Target Detection/Acquisition/Tracking Sensors
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Missile Electronics
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Seekers to Defeat Moving Targets and Air Defense Threats
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Guidance/Control for Improved Precision and Global Positioning System (GPS)-Denied Precisions
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Lethality Mechanisms
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Warheads
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Fuzes
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Payloads
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Radar
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Datalink and Communication
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Materials and Structures
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Power Systems
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Aerodynamics
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Navigation Systems
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Modeling and Simulation
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Energetics
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Component Cyber Security
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Propulsion Systems for Increased Range and Decisive Effects
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Missile Launchers
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Support Equipment
Manufacturing & Enabling / Disruptive Technologies
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Innovation Enablers
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Additive Manufacturing
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High Energy Creation and Storage Systems
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Directed Energy
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Advanced Materials/Processes
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Advanced Manufacturing Techniques
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Manufacturing Cyber Security
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Modeling and Simulation
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Virtual Prototyping
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Robotics
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Automation
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High Temperature Materials
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Lightweight & Hybrid Materials
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Flexible Electronics
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Reclamation/Repair Technologies
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Open System Architectures for Enhanced Manufacturing Productivity (Digital Manufacturing and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT))
Aviation
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Platforms/Materials/Structures
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Power Systems
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Engines/Propulsion Systems
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Drives/Rotors
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Mission Systems
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Avionics/Navigation
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Sensors Networks Data Link and Communication
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Survivability
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Sustainability
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Autonomy
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Manned/Unmanned Teaming (MUMT)
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)
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Component Cyber Security and Aviation Ground Support Equipment/Systems (AGSE)
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Offensive and Defensive Cyberspace Operations
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Situational Understanding
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C4ISR and Targeting
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System-of-Systems Architecture
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Tactical and Strategic Networks
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Enterprise Systems
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Software and Hardware Technologies
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Artificial Intelligence
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Forensics
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Analytics
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Systems Integration
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Electronic Warfare
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Positioning, Navigation, and Timing
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Information Operations
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Intelligence Analysis, Exploitation, and Dissemination
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Mobility and Autonomy
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Sensors
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Modeling and Simulation
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Enabling Technologies
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Training
Cornerstone will accelerate research, development, prototyping, demonstration, qualification and integration of manufacturing capabilities and capacities into the US Industrial Base and supply chains for these Sector and Requirement Focus Areas:​​
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Aircraft (Area 1)
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Radar and Electronics Warfare (Area 2)
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Shipbuilding (Area 3)
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Ground Vehicles (Area 4)
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Soldier Systems (Area 5)
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Space (Area 6)
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Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear (CBRN) (Area 7)
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Materials Industry (Area 8)
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Machine Tools (Area 9)
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Cyber for the Industrial Base (Area 10)
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Optics (Area 11)
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Advanced Technology and Advanced manufacturing (Area 12)
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Electronics (Area 13)
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Command, Control, Communications, and Computers (C4) (Area 14)
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Munitions and Missiles (Area 15)
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Industrial Base & Manufacturing Skills (Area 16)
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Private Equity (Area 17)
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Other (Area 18)
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Automotive Cyber Security
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Vehicle Safety Technologies
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Vehicle Light Weighting
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Autonomous Vehicles and Intelligent Systems
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Connected Vehicles
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Advanced Energy Storage Technologies
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Propulsion Technologies
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Active Suspension Technologies
“Ordnance” is the ammunition, armaments, munitions, weapons, systems and related military material such as equipment and components that enables the military to achieve combat and mission effectiveness in all warfare environments: air, land, sea, undersea and space. DOTC to support all the warfare environments including:
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Warheads/Lethal Mechanisms
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Energetic Materials
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Ammunition
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Rockets, Missiles and Bombs
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Fuzes
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Weapon Systems
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Demilitarization
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Enabling Technologies
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Protection and Survivability
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Sensors and Sensor Systems
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Directed Energy Warfare
DOTC has recognized Mettle Ops in their ability to manufacture both large and small projectiles. Mettle Ops is currently working with Ground Vehicle Systems Center (formally TARDEC) on the following contracts.
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Modeling and Simulation
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Autonomy
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Collaboration
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Platforms
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Mobility
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Powertrain
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Survivability
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Fuel and Lubricants
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Architecture, Security, and Modularity
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External Systems
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Testing and Evaluation
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Petroleum and Water Systems
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C4ISR technologies
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Digital engineering
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Intelligence
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Aircraft propulsion/maintenance technologies
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Civil engineering
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Cyber defense technologies
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Cyber security governance and compliance
CEED: Consortium for Energy, Environment, and Demilitarization
DIBC: Defense Industrial Base Consortium
NSC: National Spectrum Consortium
MCDC: Medical CBRN Defense Consortium
TREX: Training and Readiness Accelerator
NEST: Naval Energetic Systems & Technologies Consortium
NSTIC: Naval Surface Technology & Innovation Consortium
MSTIC: Maritime Sustainment Technology & Innovation Consortium
TREX: Training and Readiness Accelerator II
NSTXL: National Security Technology Accelerator