NSWC Crane Advanced Planning Briefings for Industry (APBI) 2014

Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane) is excited to be hosting its Advance Planning Briefings for Industry (APBI) meeting. This year’s theme is “Enduring Mission Relevance”

The purpose of the APBI meeting is to provide industry and academia with information on future NSWC Crane technology efforts, requirements, potential contract opportunities, and how to do business with NSWC Crane. The APBI forum provides presentation and discussion on how industry/academia and NSWC Crane can collaborate and build thriving partnerships to ensure future Warfighter success.

The meeting will include presentations from senior leadership covering the three mission focus areas: 

• Electronic Warfare/Information Operations
• Special Missions
• Strategic Missions

Agenda:

0700 – 0800      Onsite Registration & Networking

0800 – 0810      Introduction and Administrative Remarks

0810 – 0820      Welcome & Opening Remarks 

0820 – 0840      NSWC Crane Strategic Direction

0840 – 0920      NAVSEA Perspective – SEA02 Speaker

0920 – 0940      Contracts Opportunities

0940 – 1000      Small Business

1000 – 1020      Break

1020 – 1050      Technology Transfer

1050 – 1150      Electronic Warfare (EW) Strategies

1150 – 1300      Lunch   

1300 – 1400      Strategic Missions (StM) Strategies

1400 – 1500      Special Missions (SpM) Strategies

1500 – 1515      Closing Remarks

​Concurrent to the main sessions, the four breakout rooms identified below there will be staffed by Crane Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) from each focus area as well as representatives from the small business area for industry representatives to meet and discuss various topics.

• ​Electronic Warfare 
• Strategic Missions 
• Special Missions 
• Contracts, Small Business, Technology Transfer, Science & Technology (S&T)

Additional information will be provided in the confirmation email you receive after registering. If you have any questions, please email registration@crane-apbi.com.