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ORION
International Technologies is pleased to team with:
Northrup Grumman
POC
Richard
F. Nelson
Northrop Grumman PRB Systems Inc.
4401 Belle Oaks Drive
Suite 240
Charleston SC 29405-8504
The
mission of Northrop Grumman PRB Systems is to be DoD’s top
system developer for battle management decision aids, and platform
and weapon mission support systems. We seek to continually expand
and improve our capability and capacity to:
- Provide
for the design, development, integration and life cycle support
of mission support and command and control systems. These include
mission support systems for platforms, weapons and sensors subsystems
involved in all warfare areas.
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Provide systems engineering support in technology areas that are
related to improving the effectiveness of basic maneuver element
operational capabilities.
The company has a 24-year legacy in critical warfare areas such
as strike warfare; Electronic Warfare (EW); maritime surveillance;
Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Intelligence (C4I);
and, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR). Our key strength is
the close coupling of the operational understanding of the problems
associated with warfare systems and the engineering required to
translate that understanding into a delivered system. The evolution
of the engineering capabilities of Northrop Grumman PRB Systems
has resulted in engineering processes that enable system designs
to be completed for 40% to 70% the industry’s average cost.
We maintain the close coupling of operational needs and the engineering
process by involving the warfighters throughout the program, beginning
with system design. Over the years, we have undertaken substantial
IR&D initiatives that have produced tools to facilitate this
interaction without the concomitant negative impacts on program
schedule and design, and ultimately, costs.
The company became a part of Northrop Grumman in August 2000 and
became a part of the Integrated Systems Sector's Airborne Early
Warning and Electronic Warfare Systems business area. Additionally,
in April 2005, the NG PRB organization was independently assessed
at a SW-CMM v1.1 Level 3 Process Maturity Level.
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