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Dynamic Software Solutions (DS2) as a team member under Torch Technologies, were awarded a one-year base, and four option periods, Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Unmanned Systems Technologies (EODUST) contract by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Airbase Acquisition Branch (AFCEC/CXAE). The goal of this project is to Research, Develop, Test, and Evaluate (RDT&E) technologies and capabilities that address Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Rapid Airfield Damage Repair (RADR), Civil Engineering Operations, and Logistics and Mission Support.
The collaborative team under Torch Technologies as the prime will develop new technologies in EOD render-safe and clearance operations, fully and semi-autonomous operations, sensor/payload integration, multi-vehicle interaction, and robotic applications that support CE and mission support operations for both fixed and deployed installations. Systems will interact with other networked manned and unmanned systems using relevant DoD interface standards such as: JAUS, SAE AS-4, STANAG 4586, Robotics Interoperability Profiles, Cursor on Target, and/or XML.
As the longstanding developer of several Rapid Airfield Damage Assessment System (RADAS) tools, including Geospatial Expeditionary Planning Tool (GeoExPT), Installation Recovery After Attack, and GeoExPT Airfield Damage Repair Synchronization Server, the Torch Technologies team will leverage DS2’s expertise to support the RDT&E for RADR. DS2 will be working to develop technologies for networked unmanned systems that can enhance and advance current RADR capabilities in terms of speed and safety for assessment and repair personnel.
“The world of RADR is very familiar to us,” said Jeff Williams, Director of Operations. “We have 9 years of experience developing software tools focused on airfield damage assessment and repair and have been maintaining several of the RADAS solutions for over two decades”. The EODUST contract gives us the opportunity to strengthen the toolkit for the RADR process, helping restore airfield operations and possibly save lives. We look forward to working with Torch to achieve these goals.”
For media inquiries:
Jeff Williams 850.307.2781 jeff.williams@ds2.com
Dynamic Software Solutions (DS2), as a team member under Torch Technologies, was awarded an additional subcontract under Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Unmanned Systems Technologies (EODUST) contract by the Air Force Civil Engineer Center, Airbase Acquisition Branch (AFCEC/CXAE). The goal of this project is to provide professional software development services in support of the continued development of the C2 ADR Simulator. DS2 originally created a C2 ADR Simulator several years ago to promote the use of gaming engine technology to support their training needs.
Dynamic Software Solutions was recently awarded a software development services contract with Intellisense Systems, headquartered in Los Angeles, California. Intellisense Systems is a leading provider of advanced sensing and display solutions supporting a data continuum from acquisition to visualization, whose innovative technologies include integrated sensor systems, wearable technologies, visualization and display systems, and augmented intelligence software solutions.
DS2 is developing a plug-in to the Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK) platform that integrates with the Air Force’s Geospatial Expeditionary Planning Tool (GeoExPT).
Dynamic Software Solutions (DS2), is excited to announce the award of the company’s first Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase II contract from the US Small Business Administration, working directly with AFLCMC/HMB OL1.
Dynamic Software Solutions, LLC (DS2) recently received notification from the U.S. Air Force Security Control Assessor that the Geospatial Expeditionary Planning Tool (GeoExPT) Airfield Damage Repair (ADR) Synchronization (GAS) Server Version 10.x is now certified for use on the Air Force network.
Dynamic Software Solutions was awarded a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I contract from the US Small Business Administration through their SBIR program for the proposal “Integration of Geospatial, Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies.” This project is responsive to the Air Force’s needs for an autonomous system to ingest data streams from various platforms/systems utilizing 2- and 3-dimensional data, geospatial data (raster & vector), AR & VR data, and audio data within the US Air Force Command and Control (C2) Simulator.
