In 2005, cost estimates for repairing and replacing damaged military equipment were in the range of $13 to $18 billion dollars, with ongoing annual costs of $4.7 billion dollars to maintain current force levels and OPTEMPOs.

At ITC, we understand the context of today’s military equipment problems and specialize in providing innovative solutions to solve them. ITC’s collaborative brings together experts and facilities from leading universities, national laboratories, technical societies, and experienced defense suppliers to understand and solve your problems and issues. We constantly foster the open exchange of ideas and encourage sharing new perspectives, insights, approaches, and expertise to address problems in the field most effectively.

To increase overall military equipment efficiency and reduce the impact of costly maintenance challenges, our collaborative R&D projects develop leading-edge equipment technology with advanced performance capabilities. We have a strong working partnership with the military, and are actively involved in multiple ongoing projects and questions. ITC conducts on-site reviews with troops and maintenance facilities as well as Internet-based surveys and threaded discussions.

Helping to shape and forge major shifts in contemporary military equipment, our groundbreaking work has resulted in thrusts for major technological transformations, including: ceramic armor, future combat systems, weapons resistant to desert conditions, lubricant metrology, and condition-based maintenance.

The Military's Technology Arsenal