Command and Control Technologies Corporation is now a member of the Training and Readiness Accelerator II Consortium (Trex II). CCT hopes to bring our years of experience in range control and instrumentation and hypersonic systems test in support of the Trex II mission.
The Training and Readiness Accelerator II consortium is a collaboration executed under an Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) with the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI) to address critical modeling, simulation, and training (MS&T) issues affecting national security.
The Virginia Commercial Spaceflight Authority has awarded Command and Control Technologies Corporation (CCT) a contract for the modifications to Pad-0A at the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport, Wallops Island Virginia. CCT will design and implement pad modifications to support the new Northrop Grumman A330 launch vehicle and the new Firefly/Northrop Medium Launch Vehicle (MLV). CCT will update pad control hardware and software to process the new configurations.
The Pad-0A Universal Ground Control System (UGCS) is based on CCT’s Command and Control ToolkitTM product line and provides highly automated procedures for critical functions including vehicle fueling, cryogenic handling, high pressure gases, transporter erector supervisory control, and electrical ground Support equipment. Designed to be readily adaptable to new requirements, the UGCS provides a flexible environment for multi-vehicle processing and rapid response operations.
Command and Control Technologies will be exhibiting at SpaceCom January 28th – 30th 2025 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Come visit us in booth 1205 to see our latest offerings in supporting space launch and launch range automation.
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Command and Control Technologies Corporation has been awarded a contract from the Air Force at Arnold Engineering Development Center for research into new techniques for measuring Mach numbers in Hypersonic flows. The contract will research new probe designs for measuring Mach numbers in very high temperature hypersonic flows. The new probe design will expand the state-of-the-art in hypersonic facility flow calibration by directly measuring the velocity profile, which is currently not possible with existing testing methods.
For over 25 years, CCT Corporation has designed, developed, and successfully deployed mission critical systems focused on space launch operations, test range automation, border security and surveillance, telemetry processing, and commercial process control.
Command and Control Technologies Corporation provides real-time mission critical automation to help decision makers control their operations efficiently and effectively. CCT specializes in the design and development of highly automated control systems for mission critical applications like test ranges, space launch, and industrial process control.
Join us at SpaceCom Booth 303 in Orlando January 30- February 1
Command and Control Technologies will be exhibiting at SpaceCom January 30 – February 1 2024 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Visit us in booth 303 to see our latest offerings supporting space launch and launch range automation.
SpaceCom | Space Congress is the premier, global commercial space event that attracts thousands of space professionals and the industry’s boldest leaders from the commercial, spaceport, and defense sectors.
Space ComAs part of Commercial Space Week, SpaceCom | 50th Space Congress brings together the entire space ecosystem including sub and prime contractors from commercial industry, international agencies and organizations, end-use markets, major government branches such as NASA, the DoD, the United States Space Force and Space Systems Command, spaceports from around the world, and so many more.
Command and Control Technologies Corporation (CCT) has begun initial update of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport Pad 0A control systems in preparation for support of the newly redesigned Northrop-Grumman Antares 330 Medium Lift Launch Vehicle. Under contract to the Virginia Commercial Spaceflight Authority, CCT will modify existing pad control systems to support upcoming vehicle design changes.
Modifications will be made to support the newly designed first stage which incorporates Firefly, Inc. Miranda engines and composite first stage structures and tanks. These replace previous Russian and Ukrainian components making the Antares 330 fully American made.
Pad control systems will be upgraded to support concurrent first and second stage fueling operations and incorporate designs for long term supportability.
Antares performance upgrades will enable Antares 330 to continue to support the current Cygnus space station resupply mission as well as planning for future mission capabilities.
CCT has supported Antares launch operations since inception and looks forward to continuing support through the life of the program.
We will be exhibiting at SpaceCom February 21st – 23rd in Orlando. Visit us in booth 828 to see our latest product and service offerings supporting space launch, range control, and Automated Test Equipment programs.
