TSC's subsidiary, MagnaCom, selected for Alabama Better Business Bureau TORCH Award - Read more here

TSC President addresses "mid-tier squeeze" at US Chamber of Commerce Forum
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RF Seeker Program
            TSC’s Huntsville, AL Operations received a $1.94M plus-up for continued development work on a semi-active RF seeker designed to provide guidance to an interceptor that will protect ground assets from high velocity threats. Fabrication and test efforts are in process to support flight testing in the near future.

USMC Support
            TSC received incremental funding of $570K to continue supporting the US Marine Corps C3I efforts. 

Lightweight Counter Mortar Radar Live Fire Test Simulator
            TSC received $440K to support validation and verification of the Live Fire Test Simulator (LFTS) for the Light Weight Counter Mortar Radar (LCMR) System installed at the Tobyhanna Army Depot, PA.  During the last several months, the LFTS has been extensively tested by the government to confirm that it accurately simulates live fire testing that is currently performed at Yuma Proving Grounds (YPG).  Until recently, all LCMRs were tested using live munitions at YPG.  The LFTS is nearing completion of an extensive Validation and Verification period to confirm that it accurately simulates the radar environment and that radars tested with the LFTS perform the same as they do when tested with live munitions at YPG.  The LFTS was recently used to test a repaired LCMR returned from the field that will be returned to the theatre without live fire testing.  This marks a significant milestone for TSC and the LFTS.

TSC Indiana to Open Offices at WestGate Tech Park
Defense contractor Technology Service Corporation (TSC) is the second company in three months to announce that it will join the growing list of technology and engineering firms residing in the WestGate at Crane Technology Park.

Defense contractor ML Enterprises broke ground on a new facility in the south central Indiana Technology Park in September.
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TSC featured in American Executive Magazine - View the article here

Next Generation Simulation
            The Dahlgren and Silver Spring offices of TSC combined to win a subcontract with Northrop Grumman Missions System in Dahlgren, VA to support the Next Generation Simulation (NGS) effort sponsored by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division.  This effort will involve the integration of TSC’s Open Architecture tool, TCE, with NGS, and system engineering efforts to support the development of AEGIS Ballistic Missile Defense Signal Processor and Multi-mission Signal Processor functionality in NGS.  The ceiling on the subcontract is $2.6M over 5 years. 

Advanced Sensor Data Fusion
            TSC received a $1M Phase II STTR contract for Advanced Sensor Data Fusion from the Missile Defense Agency.  TSC is teamed with the University of Connecticut on this STTR.  TSC will apply our 3-D radar imaging and Radar Cross Section discrimination techniques to estimate target rotational motion state, and then use this information in a novel way to facilitate handover of target tracks between different radars and between ground-based radars and the terminal IR sensor aboard the exo-atmospheric kill vehicle. UCONN will provide expertise in state-of-the-art tracking techniques.  This technology addresses a significant technical challenge for Ballistic Missile Defense.

DSPS Signal Processor Development
            TSC received additional funding of $248K on the DSPS signal processor development contract from ITT Sensor in Colorado Springs, CO.  This funding will allow the development efforts to continue on the signal processor system for the FPS-85 radar.

Using Radar for Air Lift Cargo
            As a follow-on task to the analysis and system concept generation of pallet detection radar, TSC was awarded a contract for $356K from AOS to develop a system for rotary wing aircraft to use radar to position lift hooks for palletized cargo. This system will increase efficiency and safety of air lift cargo. 
More funding on GOTCHA Radar Exploitation Program (GREP)
            TSC received an additional $290K of funding for the imaging task on the GREP BAA. So far, TSC has developed real-time video SAR imaging software, and provided a successful demonstration of this functionality to the Scientific Advisory Board’s visit to AFRL in late October.

RF Seeker Program
            TSC received a $337K plus up for an RF Seeker program.  The semi-active Ka-band seeker is designed to provide guidance to an interceptor that will protect ground assets from high velocity threats.  Fabrication and test efforts are in process to support flight testing.

PIVC Orders
            TSC’s production subsidiary in Huntsville, AL, PIVC, received several orders from Thales Raytheon Systems and ITT.  TRS placed additional orders for Sentinel and TPQ-37 TCU and PIC assemblies. Production of these assemblies is expected to continue over the next few years. The ITT orders concentrated on the procuring components for the sustainment of radars and signal processing systems developed by TSC that are at various test ranges. Taken together, these orders total $186K.