As a SEAPORTe prime contractor in all seven zones, ARINC offers extensive experience in successfully managing large, omnibus, technically complex Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Contracts and other military contracts similar in scope and content to SEAPORTe.

ARINC has provided quality professional engineering and technical services to the Department of Defense (DoD) since the 1950’s and have supported various NAVSEA programs for over 30 years. ARINC was a mainstay providing Lightweight Torpedo weapon system development for NOSC and continues to support NAVSEA, SPAWAR, and NAVAIR in the southwest (Zone 6) today. ARINC has also supported NAVSEA and PERA since the 1970s. In addition, during this past decade, our support to NAVSEA has expanded to include Naval Surface Warfare Center-Dahlgren Division (NSWC-DD) (Zone 2) and Naval Surface Warfare Center-Panama City (NSWC-PC) (Zone 4). ARINC is currently the prime contractor for two omnibus NSWC-PC contracts: the Mine Warfare Engineering (MIW) and the Technological and Systems Engineering (TSE) contracts. ARINC is also the prime contractor on the recently won $45.9M contract for assessment support on the Defense Program Office for Mission Assurance (DPO-MA) (formerly known as the Joint Program Office for Special Technology Countermeasures [JPO-STC]).

The spectrum of tasking to support SEAPORTe encompasses virtually all of the System Life-Cycle Engineering (SLCE) disciplines, from cradle to grave, which support NAVSEA system acquisition processes and programs. ARINC pioneered the SLCE discipline in the 1960’s under contract to the Air Force, and held a trademark on the SLCE technique for many years. ARINC remains today’s premier company in SLCE disciplines, recommending approaches to our NSWC and NUWC customers that promote efficiency and minimize Total Ownership Cost.

SLCE is the full spectrum of services associated with acquiring, operating, and maintaining systems. Its principal elements are the integrated application of:
• systems architecture
• systems acquisition management
• systems engineering and integration
• operational analysis and engineering disciplines.

ARINC has used this tried-and-true SLCE process to develop a proven set of engineering policies and practices that have resulted in the successful support of NAVSEA customers across all 12 SEAPORTe product area directorates encompassing 22 of 22 SEAPORTe functional areas.

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