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Technical Services
Bryan Even, President
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Photo: (top) The cockpit simulator located in the V-22 Mission Systems Integration facility in Indianapolis, Ind.
Photo: (bottom) TS engineers at Raytheon’s Mission Support facility in Burlington, Mass.
Technical Services (TS), with 2006 sales of $2 billion,
provides technology solutions for defense, federal
and commercial customers worldwide. The business
specializes in counter-proliferation and counter-terrorism,
base and range operations, customized engineering and
manufacturing services, and Mission Support.
Working closely with the customer for more than 20 years,
TS has provided systems and software engineering solutions to
ensure that the V-22 tiltrotor aircraft is ready to meet evolving
mission requirements. Developing mission planning and
maintenance-processing systems in concert with integrating
additional hardware and software capabilities into the aircraft
are part of the TS role in ensuring V-22 mission readiness.
TS’ multilingual, worldwide experience across a spectrum
of training environments provides the capability to sense
and predict customer needs and design effective training
solutions. Scenario-driven, force-on-force training systems,
part of the Live Training Program for the U.S. Army, provide
realistic combat training for deploying soldiers.
A proven depot-level reparables management solution
provides increased readiness, reliability and quality for
warfi ghters across the globe. TS’ state-of-the-art business-to-
business technologies are used to effi ciently manage materiel
and improve response and delivery time on the Secondary
Reparable work for the U.S. Marine Corps.