Supplier profile
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across the United States, from 15 Aug 2016 to 29 Jul 2026.
Awards won
34
all time
Attributed value
$15.4m
as published
Buyers
2
public bodies
Active
2016–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration | 32 | $15.3m |
| Department of the Navy | 2 | $109k |
What they win
Awards
Showing 26–34 of 34 awards we hold
- Foam Molds With Inspection Reports And Certifications ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£45kawarded 27 Oct 2021
- Pass Flight Halo Ring ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£22kawarded 8 Oct 2021
- Fabrication Of The 5.2% Scale Semispan High Lift Common Research Model (Crm-Hl) The 5.2% Semispan Crm-Hl Will Have Modular Components That Will Enable The Model To Be Tested In Takeoff, Landing And Cruise Configurations. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£1.5mawarded 29 Sept 2021
- Design, Analysis, Fabrication, And Testing Of A Mach Scaled Rotor Stand, The Langley Rotor Test Stand (Lrts). ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£2.3mawarded 24 Sept 2021
- Chassis Thermal Isolator ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£3kawarded 24 Sept 2020
- Design, Analysis,&fabrication Of C4 Blade Set 2 Design, Analysis, Fabrication And Calibration Of A Highly Instrumented C4 Rotor Blade Set For High Speed Forward Flight In The 14x22 Foot Subsonic Wind Tunnel. ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£506kawarded 20 Sept 2019
- This Is Work Is For The Detailed Design And Fabrication Of An Advanced Rotorcraft Testbed Suitable For Testing A Variety Of Winged Compound Rotorcraft Configurations In The 14- By 22-Foot Subsonic Tunnel By Way Of A Traversing Assembly Mounted Below A New False Floor Mounted On One Of The Facility's Model Carts. In This Project, A Winged Compound Helicopter Is Defined As An Aircraft With A Conventional Rotor, Lifting Wings, And Conventional Tail Surfaces. The Ultimate Purpose Of This Test Effort Is To Gain An Understanding Of The Different Configuration Effects On The Performance Of Compound ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£2.3mawarded 31 May 2019
- Winged Compound Rotorcraft Wind Tunnel Testbed. Detailed Design And Fabrication Of An Advanced Rotorcraft Testbed Suitable For Testing A Variety Of Winged Compound Rotorcraft Configurations In The 14 By 22 Foot Subsonic Tunnel By Way Of A Traversing Assembly Mounted Below A New False Floor Mounted On One Of The Facilitys Model Carts. In This Project A Winged Compound Helicopter Is Defined As An Aircraft With A Conventional Rotor Lifting Wings And Conventional Tail Surfaces. The Ultimate Purpose Of This Test Effort Is To Gain An Understanding Of The Different Configuration Effects On The Perf ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£1.4mawarded 7 Aug 2018
- Igf::ot::igf Design And Analysis Of The Ornithopter Wing An Ornithopter Flapping Wing Will Be Used To Investigate Flapping Wing Lift, Thrust And Power Consumption In The Either The NASA Langley 14x22ft Wind-Tunnel, Located At NASA Langley Research Center, Hampton, VA Or The Army 7x10ft Wind-Tunnel, Located At NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, Ca. The Development Of A Wind Tunnel Model Of An Ornithopter Flapping Wing Will Be Divided Into Two (2) Phases. The First Phase, Phase I, Will Consist Of The Design And Analysis Of A Wind Tunnel Model Of An Ornithopter Flapping Wing. The Second ↗National Aeronautics and Space Administration£422kawarded 15 Aug 2016
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