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10.2018 Craig Technologies was awarded a 5 year Commercial/Civil Space Technical Services contract to provide engineering services to Lockheed Martin, Littleton, Colorado.
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Craig is a Prime Contractor to Lockheed Martin on this work which includes providing engineering design support services for commercial and civil space operations.
“Craig Technologies is proud of our continuing work supporting our nations space endeavors. This work is vital to the continued support of manned space sciences.” said Founder and CEO Carol Craig. “It is an honor to support Lockheed Martin on this program.”
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to a number of commercial businesses as well as other Government customers for over 15 years. Craig is currently providing support to NASA at Kennedy Space Center, Goddard Space Flight Center, Ames Research Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, and Langley Research Center.
09.2018 Craig Technologies Flight Test Platform Manifested for Early 2019
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Craig Technologies, in partnership with the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space (CASIS), has established a Space Development Acceleration Capability (SDAC) to provide rapid development and testing of space hardware utilizing additive manufacturing technologies.
Craig Technologies (Craig) has developed a Flight Test Platform (FTP) to accelerate flight hardware development and test schedules to support Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and International Space Station (ISS) mission and experiments. The FTP will become a marketable capability for small to large aerospace manufacturers and other agencies requiring rapid or regular access to the ISS for payload experiments with an emphasis on additive manufactured products and materials.
The SDAC FTP will launch on a Commercial Resupply Services mission to ISS in early 2019 and the ISS Crew will install the SDAC FTP on an external platform. Craig will focus on additive manufacturing material performance characteristics to accelerate the development and certification of space hardware. In addition to accessing host platform bus power, the FTP will incorporate a range of sensors (determined by the user’s needs) to assess and stream hardware and experiment’s performance data via established communication protocols.
The SDAC effort leveraged numerous existing Craig capabilities including its engineering and manufacturing labor resources, equipment and capabilities. In addition to supporting STEM programs directly related to additive manufacturing and space flight, Craig has partnered with key academic and industry partners to standardize additive manufacturing methodologies, develop payload designs, and maximize the beneficial impact of this investment for rapid development and certification of space hardware. Collaborative research and analysis will identify best opportunities to focus development efforts and determine ways to optimize design and inspection methods to reduce cost and schedule.
“Craig Technologies is excited to participate in growing the commercial LEO market through utilization of ISS resources” said Carol Craig, founder and CEO.
09.2018 Craig Technologies is proud to announce it has been recognized as #13 on the of the Orlando Sentinel’s Top 100 Companies for 2018
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Twenty-five percent was based on an evaluation of each nominated company's workplace policies, practices, philosophy, systems and demographics. Seventy-five percent of the selection process was based on employee input – with an anonymous employee survey that measures the company on workplace flexibility, company leadership, career advancement, community service, and compensation and benefits. Award recipients were recognized at the Top 100 Companies Luncheon held Friday, August 10th at the Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention Center, on OrlandoSentinel.com and in the annual Top 100 Special Edition published Sunday, August 12th in the Orlando Sentinel.
“We are proud to be named one of the best places to work” said Carol Craig, founder and Craig CEO. “Craig was built on the tenets of Family, Integrity, Loyalty, Passion, and Community and they are the reason Craig is the successful company it is today.”
Founded in 1999 by CEO Carol Craig, Craig Technologies (and subsidiaries) is a U.S.-Owned, Hispanic Minority-Owned, Veteran-Owned (VO), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVO), Economically-Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) that is ISO 9001/AS9100 Certified and ITAR compliant. Growing Craig Technologies from one person in 1999, Craig leads nationwide operations with over 300 associates in approximately 20 different states with Headquarters in Cape Canaveral, Florida and a regional business office in Washington, D.C.
Craig Technologies supports projects from concept to real-world application with end-users in mind. Our wide scope of award-winning engineering, technical and manufacturing solutions include Software Design/Development, Systems Engineering, Multidisciplinary Engineering, Training and Courseware Development, Modeling & Simulation, IT Support, Integrated Logistics Support, Avionics Assembly, and Precision Manufacturing, Fabrication and Assembly.
01.2018 Craig Technologies and its subsidiary Craig Technologies Aerospace Solutions (CTAS), are pleased to announce the new locations of its Headquarters, Engineering, and Manufacturing divisions. These moves follow the successful conclusion of a non-reimbursable five-year Space Act Agreement (SAA) with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), which contributed to the growth of Craig’s current avionics, engineering and manufacturing divisions.
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Craig’s headquarters is located at 7177 N. Atlantic Ave., Cape Canaveral FL, less than one mile from its previous location. The new facilities include a 28,000-square foot campus that houses corporate, engineering and avionics staff. The engineering division provides quality in-house Design Engineering services from up-front analysis to integration, assembly and test. Current work includes ground support equipment design and fabrication for the Sierra Nevada Dream Chaser vehicle, design and fabrication of flight hardware for the Space Launch System (SLS) Universal Stage Adapter, development and build of a Flight Test Platform for external testing aboard the International Space Station (ISS); and design projects for multiple governmental agencies.
Craig’s avionics division, which is a part of CTAS spans an 8,000-square foot area and produces a wide range of space system flight and ground cables and electronic chassis for such customers as Blue Origin, Sierra Nevada, and NASA.
Craig’s manufacturing, is housed in a 20,000-square foot precision manufacturing facility located at 175 Imperial Blvd., Cape Canaveral, Florida. The manufacturing operation provides engineers, technicians and state of the art equipment to support precision machining, fabrication and assembly for prototypes, test articles, one-offs, and low-rate initial production up through high volume swiss screw machining production for companies such as Boeing, United Launch Alliance, Harris and Pacific Scientific, and government agencies.
According to Craig CEO, Carol Craig, the move follows the culmination of a successful NASA partnership that mutually benefited both parties. “We believe the SAA was a huge success for both Craig and NASA” said Craig. “While growing these divisions through opportunities afforded by the SAA, Craig returned the NASA equipment to be utilized by multiple NASA agencies including Kennedy Space Center.”
10.2017 Craig Technologies is pleased to announce that they have been awarded a Prime Contract with NASA to support research and engineering products and services needs of the International Space Station.
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Research, Engineering, and Mission Integration Services (REMIS) is a multi-award contract with indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity at Johnson Space Center (JSC). The contract has a five-year base period, followed by a two-year option. The maximum potential value of the contract, including the option, is $500 million.
The statement of work includes the ability to solicit spaceflight and ground hardware and software, sustaining engineering functions, engineering services, payload facility integration, and research mission integration and operations services on a commercial basis, with minimal involvement of the government.
The contract was developed for use by NASA's International Space Station Program, but may be utilized by other NASA organizations or federal government agencies through a mutual agreement with the International Space Station Program.
"We are very excited that NASA selected Craig Technologies to bring innovation and expertise to support the ISS" said Founder and CEO of Craig Technologies, Carol Craig. "NASA is a vital customer for us and we have been supporting the ISS mission for many years. REMIS joins existing and upcoming contracts that will make Johnson Space Center a focus of Craig support.
08.2017 Craig Technologies is pleased to announce that they are part of a small business winning team for Joint Operations and Integrated Systems Technology (JOIST).
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JOIST helps the Johnson Space Center (JSC) Flight Operations Directorate (FOD) develop and sustain specialized IT software, systems, and provide support.
Craig Technologies will be providing services as a subcontractor to Rothe Development Inc. headquartered in San Antonia, Texas.
The JOIST contract includes the following three risk-based tiers of development, sustaining, and maintenance for software, systems, and support:
- Tier 1: Highly-Specialized Operations Systems Technology, Software and Support
- Tier 2: Management and Mission Support Services
- Tier 3: Advanced Research and Development Technology Support
Craig Technologies will provide support across the spectrum of requirements over the 5 year life of the contract. Founder and CEO of Craig Technologies, Carol Craig: "We see this important relationship with Rothe as a significant step in building our Houston portfolio in support of NASA requirements. JOIST joins existing and upcoming contracts that make Houston and JSC specifically a focus of Craig support."
06.2017 Craig Technologies now has a Lexington Park office
22335 Exploration Drive, Suite 1030
Lexington Park, MD 20653
06.2017 Craig Technologies is pleased to announce that they are a part of the winning team that will be building the Universal Stage Adapter (USA) for NASA’s Space Launch System as a subcontractor to Dynetics, Inc. The USA will connect the Orion spacecraft to SLS and provides additional cargo space for future launch configurations.
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The stage adapter is 32.4 feet tall and 27.6 feet in diameter at its largest point, and will provide environmental control to payloads during ground operations, launch and ascent, while also accommodating the electrical and communication paths between the Exploration Upper Stage (EUS) and Orion.
SLS is described by NASA as the most powerful rocket they have ever built and is designed to send astronauts and cargo to deep space.
To satisfy this contract, the Dynetics Team will design, develop, test, evaluate, produce and deliver the first universal stage adapter for the second integrated mission of SLS and Orion, known as Exploration Mission-2, or EM-2. This mission will be the first test flight with crew aboard NASA’s new deep space exploration systems.
Craig Technologies and its manufacturing subsidiary, Craig Technologies Aerospace Solutions, will provide design engineering, manufacturing, and test and evaluation for quick disconnect and umbilical systems as well as on-site support once the USA is delivered to Kennedy Space Center from Northern Alabama.
“The partnership with Dynetics provides Craig Technologies the perfect opportunity to bring a wide array of our talents and experience to further support NASA’s premier Space Program.” said Rich Kube, Director of Engineering for Craig Technologies. Craig is already responsible for building Purge and Hazardous Gas Quick Disconnects for the SLS Core Stage.
This contract has a potential performance period of 11 years to allow NASA to order up to seven total adapters. Founder and CEO of Craig Technologies, Carol Craig: “We are designing, building, and fabricating ground and/or flight hardware for SLS, Orion, Commercial Crew, Commercial Cargo, the Mobile Launcher and the International Space Station. I’m proud of Craig’s contribution to our space program including this last major component needed to put U.S. Astronauts back in space on a U.S. rocket. We value our Dynetics partnership and the vital NASA mission.”
03.2017 Craig Technologies was a corporate sponsor of the SOFWERX OpenWERX Hackathon Prize Challenge in Tampa, Florida on May 12-13, 2017. The Hackathon Challenge included participation by diverse competitive teams composed of IT enthusiast ranging from students to seasoned cyber professionals.
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There were three challenge events that were designed by United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) cyber experts. Information on the event can be found here. Craig Technologies has core capabilities in providing Information Assurance and Cyber Security to government and commercial customers and was proud to be able to support this dynamic and educational event.
03.2017 CEO Carol Craig is the recipient of the 2017 “Making a Difference” award by the American Business Women’s Association Oceanside Charter Chapter.
03.08.2017 CEO Carol Craig interviewed at Florida Space Day 2017.
03.2017 Craig Technologies now has a Lompoc office
516b North H Street
Lompoc, CA 93436
02.2017 Craig Technologies was awarded a subcontract to support American Systems Corporation on the NASA Specialized Engineering Aeronautics and Manufacturing (SEAM) Prime Contract. Craig will be providing aerospace avionics engineering, electrical system design and development, and software engineering support.
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The NASA SEAM contract will provide a wide range of engineering services and solutions to design, develop, test, and evaluate new hardware, address system and component obsolescence and support the sustainment, alteration, and improvement of the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory (NBL), Space Vehicle Mockup Facility (SVMF), Mission Control Center (MCC), Space Station Training Facility (SSTF), aircraft, aircraft programs, projects, activities, and other NASA and JSC projects.
12.2016 John Robbins, a Craig Technologies scientist on the GGSG3 contract, attended the 2016 Fall American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting held in San Francisco on December 12-16. This is a premier, international earth science meeting that draws upwards to 24,000 participants. Read More...
The photo shows John in front of his poster, entitled ICESat-2 Oceanic and Sea Ice Responses to Atmospheric Forcing, which he offered as a contribution to the AGU Cryosphere session on Altimetry of Polar Regions. The poster compared atmospheric pressure fields over oceanic regions, identifying field discrepancies. Atmospheric pressure fields are used as a basis for computing the oceanic response, which acts as an inverted barometer as sensed by satellite altimeters. Higher pressure forces the ocean downward and lower pressure allows for an upward rebound of the sea surface. These are considered correctable effects that are removed in order to study longer-term sea level trends and variations.
Additionally, John investigated the effect of wind field forcing upon the ocean which can cause multi-centimeter sea level variations over short time scales. Another contribution, that John provided support and expertise to, was presented by his co-author, H. Jay Zwally, entitled Acceleration of Mass Losses and Mass Gains of the Antarctic Ice Sheet from 1992 to Present, offered as part of another AGU Cryosphere session on Assessing the Stability of the Antarctic Ice Sheet and Their Contribution toward Global Sea Level.
John reports that the meeting was terrific, in that it provided useful feedback for his own work, as well as providing an opportunity to develop broader collegial friendships across multi-disciplinary approaches aimed at advancing solutions for present-day problems related to monitoring the state of the Earth’s cryosphere.
12.2016 Craig Technologies was awarded a subcontract from KBRWyle to support the Naval Air Technical Data and Engineering Service Center (NATEC). Craig will be providing contractor field services to support corrosion control on various systems and equipment.
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Craig will be informing, instructing, and training Navy and Marine Corps military and civilian personnel to be proficient in the prevention, inspection and treatment of corrosion on a variety of aircraft types and weapons systems at different locations throughout the United States.
This is an essential service to develop the technical skills and abilities of Navy and Marine Corps military and civilian personnel who are responsible for the operation and maintenance of their assigned aviation platform and weapon system/program.
10.2016 Carol Craig received a Special Congressional Recognition award from Congressman Bill Posey during Hispanic Heritage month for her outstanding and invaluable service to the local community.
08.2016 Craig Technologies was awarded a 5 year follow on contract to support NASA Ames Research Center under the Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) and related systems.
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Craig is a Subcontractor to Booz Allen Hamilton on this work which includes operation, maintenance, and management services and provides voluntary, independent, confidential safety reporting for aviation and railroad transportation, and potentially additional domains to be added in the future.
The ASRS (aviation safety reporting) and Confidential Close Call Reporting System (C3RS) (rail safety reporting) also provide research and development services such as analyses of aviation and rail databases to support improvements in performance and safety of the National Airspace System and the national rail system. Craig Technologies provides Web and IT services as well as Expert Analysts to the contract.
“Craig Technologies is proud of our continuing work supporting aviation and railroad safety supporting BAH and our NASA customer. This work is vital to a safe workplace and national transportation system.”
said COO Dean Rosenquist.
“It is an honor to support NASA in these vital areas.”
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to NASA and other Government customers for over 15 years. Craig is currently providing support to NASA at Kennedy Space Center, Goddard Space Flight Center, Ames Research Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, and Langley Research Center.
08.2016 Craig Technologies was awarded a 5 year contract to support Patrick Air Force Base (PAFB) and Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB) under the Space & Missile Center (SMC) Range Network Sustainment PAFB (RNSP) & Range Network Sustainment VAFB (RNSV) Information Technology (IT) Support Contract. Read More...
Craig is a Subcontractor to MILVETS Systems Technology, Inc. on this work which includes a wide array of IT support, including but not limited to, network administration, maintenance, software development/maintenance, application/software training Automated Data Processing Equipment (ADPE) inventory, IT analysis, hardware/software procurement support, and audio/visual support and maintenance for SMC RNSP and RNSV, and it’s mission partners.
“Craig Technologies is thrilled to support MILVETS in execution of the Space & Missile Center RNSP/RNSV IT Support Contract. This work is critically important to our USAF customer.” said COO Dean Rosenquist.
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to the USAF and other Government customers for over 15 years. Craig is currently providing support to the USAF via the LTRS LISC, C-130 ATS II and AFIT LS contracts.
06.2016 Craig Technologies publishes 2015-2016 STEM Annual Report to highlight the results of introducing hundreds of students to manufacturing and careers in STEM.
04.2016 Craig Technologies Completes Language Courses in Japanese and Vietnamese. Read More...
Craig Technologies announces they have successfully completed a Combined Arms Product for Distributed Learning (CAPdL) effort in support of the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center's (DLIFLC) Directorate of Continuing Education (CE) on schedule and within budget. Craig developed two language courses in Japanese and Vietnamese covering the following six modules: Security Assistance Issues, Multilateral Organizations, Aviation Issues, Environmental Issues, Foreign Aid and Investments, and Popular Culture. The effort consisted of 60 hours of asynchronous instruction per course and 120 hours total interactive multimedia instruction.
Craig personnel worked closely with the customer to ensure we exceeded their expectations. “Although we are waiting on our final evaluation, the 70% complete interim ratings were all - Exceptional," said Chief Operating Officer Dean Rosenquist. Feedback received stated that, "Craig Technologies exceeds the demands and challenges of today's courseware design and development." Craig’s outstanding technical solutions and content development expertise led to the company’s selection to support additional DLIFLC projects in Persian Farsi, Arabic, Hindi, and Indonesian.
About the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center's (DLIFLC) Directorate of Continuing Education (CE)
DLIFLC CE provides superior post-basic foreign language instruction via resident and non-resident programs to approximately 30,000 DoD and other U.S. government personnel each year to assure full linguist mission readiness.
02.2016 Craig Technologies announces, the award of Information Assurance / Cyber Security Support Services in partnership with RGNext LLC, as part of the Launch and Test Range System (LTRS) Integrated Support Contract (LISC). Read More...
The Craig Technologies team is responsible for ensuring all Computers, Network equipment, and Software that support launch operations are secure and compliant with Department of Defense. These Information Assurance / Cyber Security Support Services are a key component of the Air Force's efforts to safely operate launch support systems and comply with Congressional mandates. The Craig personnel provide on-site services at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS), Patrick Air Force Base (PAFB) (for the Eastern Range) and Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB) (for the Western Range).
The RGNext team is focused on delivering superior people, technologies, processes and tools in support of the Launch and Test Range System (LTRS) Integrated Support Contract (LISC). LISC is a single award contract that supports the Eastern Range on the Space Coast of Florida, the Western Range at Vandenberg Air Force Base and other locations.
The RGNext team offers capabilities in engineering, IT services, reverse engineering, integration and network defense. It also provides logistics support, depot maintenance and sustainment. RGNext delivers unparalleled mission assurance, efficiency and strong risk management expertise to support range operations today and tomorrow.
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to the U.S. Government for over 15 years. Craig has extensive Information Assurance / Cyber Security experience and offers a wide portfolio of engineering, training, technical, design, prototyping and manufacturing services.
01.2016 Craig Technologies now has a Washington D.C. office
1155 F Street NW, Suite 1050
Washington, DC 20004
Phone: 202.465.4286
Fax: 202.354.5379
12.2015 Craig Technologies announces, as part of a team with RGNext LLC., the award of RGNext University curriculum development support. Read More...
Craig Technologies will create nine courses and will be responsible for the analysis of current methods, recommendation and development of more efficient training methods with course materials, and the creation of evaluation methods demonstrating success of new methods. The majority of this work will be performed on-site at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station (CCAFS), Patrick Air Force Base (PAFB) (for the Eastern Range) and Vandenberg Air Force Base (VAFB) (for the Western Range).
The RGNext team is focused on delivering superior people, technologies, processes and tools in support of the Launch and Test Range System (LTRS) Integrated Support Contract (LISC). LISC is a single award contract that supports the Eastern Range on the Space Coast of Florida, the Western Range at Vandenberg Air Force Base and other locations.
The RGNext team offers capabilities in engineering, IT services, reverse engineering, integration and network defense. It also provides logistics support, depot maintenance and sustainment. RGNext delivers unparalleled mission assurance, efficiency and strong risk management expertise to support range operations today and tomorrow.
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to the U.S. Government for over 15 years. Craig has extensive experience in curriculum and courseware development and offers a wide portfolio of engineering, technical, design, prototyping and manufacturing services.
09.2015 Craig Technologies is to provide on-site training operations support services to the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Air Warfare Center (AFSOAWC) at Hurlburt Field, FL. Read More...
During this multi-year contract, Craig will provide schedulers, security and client support administrators/functional system administrators (CSA/FSA) to assist in optimally moving SOF students through the Aircrew training program and into the field.
Craig is proud to be partnering with two great companies on this effort, Vector CSP (prime contractor) and InfoPro Corporation. We are excited to add to our existing Hurlburt Field, Florida team.
About AFSOAWC:
The Air Force Special Operations Air Warfare Center organizes, trains and equips Airmen required to execute global special operations.
09.2015 Craig Technologies hosts STEM Showcase as part of MFG Day events at the Aerospace and Defense Manufacturing Center on October 2nd.
“Craig Technologies is thrilled to be a part of the SAIC-led team as a subcontractor under the NASA LITES II contract,” said Chief Operating Officer Dean Rosenquist. “We will continue to provide world-class information technology (IT) services at the agency ’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia.”
06.2015 Craig Technologies was awarded a 5 year follow on contract to support Goddard Space Flight Center Science Directorate under the Geophysics Geodynamics and Space Geodesy Support contract. Read More...
Craig is a Subcontractor to SGT, Inc on this work which includes development of orbital data analysis strategies, geodynamic models, and software systems to study four dimensional geophysical and oceanographic processes. Craig Technologies provides scientific analysis in laser altimeter studies and ancillary satellite data analysis for cryospheric and oceanographic investigations. Craig also provides software engineering support for Goddard’s Instrument Support Facility.
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to NASA and other Government customers for over 15 years. Craig is currently providing support to NASA at Kennedy Space Center, Goddard Space Flight Center, Ames Research Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, and Langley Research Center.
05.2015 CEO Carol Craig recognized as finalist for the US Small Business Administration’s Small Business Person of the Year to be awarded at the White House on Friday, May 8th.
05.2015 Craig Technologies earned ISO 9001:2008 / AS9100 Rev. C recertification for technical services and manufacturing. The third party audits concluded at Headquarters in Cape Canaveral in March with zero findings. Read More...
Since 2004, Craig Technologies has maintained ISO 9001 certification for the scope of provisioning “full life-cycle development: Systems engineering, requirements analysis, software requirements specification, software design, code, test, and integration and provision of IT support services at customer location per contracted specifications.”
This certification issued this year expires in 2018, and covers the revised scope to include “manufacture and assembly of component parts in the areas of avionics, including precision machining and fabrication.” The initial AS9100 standard certification was earned in 2012 after the company opened its precision manufacturing division.
The ISO 9001 and AS9100 Standard certifications are internationally recognized and require annual surveillance audits by a third party. The AS9100 Rev. C standard is the most current quality management system specific to the aerospace industry. The AS9100 requirements are supplemented by additional quality system requirements established by the aerospace industry, to satisfy DOD, NASA and FAA quality requirements.
04.2015 CEO Carol Craig is named the SBA’s Small Business Person of the Year for the State of Florida.
03.2015 Craig Technologies is supporting the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas under a multiyear subcontract with Booz Allen Hamilton to provide Army Training Management instruction. Read More...
Senior training analysts with Craig Technologies work as part of a mobile training team that conduct live instruction to help unites and command selectees at both the officer and senior non-commissioned officer level throughout the Army to use the computer-based readiness training planning system.
This effort directly supports a more realistic training methodology for the Army’s transition from a fully deployed combat force to one capable of conducting full spectrum operations to prepare for the threats of tomorrow.
“As the Army moves to adopt a 21st Century learning environment for maximum effectiveness and cost-savings, we are pleased to provide the proven instructional support needed to continue the legacy of the World’s finest fighting force,” stated COO Dean Rosenquist.
At locations across the country such as Ft. Richardson in Alaska and Ft. Polk in Louisiana, senior instructors are teaching soldiers how to access the training systems and resolve training related questions and challenges. The exceptional support provided by Craig Technologies personnel has been recognized with a performance bonus.
The Army sets standards for requirements for unit and individual readiness training needs. The computer-based training system helps the commanders to determine the resources and equipment needed to plan training events and evaluation to meet the standard requirements.
The Combined Arms Center conducts Army level leadership and leader development studies, analysis, assessment and evaluations, develops and maintains the Army Leader Development Strategy, and supports the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command’s (TRADOC) by managing the Army Leader Development Program.
Since 2011, Craig Technologies has supported the TRADOC Combined Arms Products for Distributed Learning (CAPdL) program as a prime contractor providing the Army Training Support Center (ATSC) with a wide range of Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation and Evaluation (ADDIE) Test & Evaluation support in accordance with TRADOC’s Systems Approach to Training (SAT) process.
02.2015 Craig Technologies was awarded a 5 year contract by the U.S. Air Force to provide engineering services for software development supporting the 309th Software Maintenance Group A-10 program office. Read More...
Craig Technologies will work side by side with the government engineers and managers on location at Hill AFB, Utah. Craig will provide software design, development, testing, and integration to the A-10 aircraft operational flight program systems.
The A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft is flown by Active Duty, Air National Guard and Reserve Air Force Squadrons and provides an essential role of close air support to ground troops in the field.
The A-10 “Warthog” has been in service since the late 1970’s and has been used extensively during various campaigns and deployments.
“Craig Technologies is thrilled to be selected to support the A-10 Operational Flight Program at Hill AFB,” said COO Dean Rosenquist. “We will continue the great legacy of providing software engineering support to perhaps the most famous Close Air Support aircraft in the world.”
Craig Technologies has provided engineering and technical services to the U.S. Air Force and other Department of Defense customers for over 15 years. Craig has extensive experience in software design and development in addition to current modeling and simulation contracts supporting other aircraft platforms such as C-130, E6A, F-18 and commercial space vehicles.
02.2015 CEO Carol Craig is named military business unit liaison to Enterprise Florida Board of Directors.
02.2015 CEO Carol Craig is appointed by US Secretary of Commerce to Manufacturing Council.
01.2015 The Craig Technologies ADMC is a Central Florida finalist for the Bright House Networks Regional Business Awards.
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