Allow the commonwealth center for advanced manufacturing (ccam) to expand its demonstration testbed in order to assist US manufacturing in transitioning emerging digital manufacturing technologies…

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Award ID
60NANB24D212
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$962,973

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.617 Congressionally-Identified Projects
Completion date 80% complete
Originally
Place of performance
Disputanta, VA 23842, USA

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Description

Purpose
The purpose of this grant is to allow the commonwealth center for advanced manufacturing (ccam) to expand its demonstration testbed in order to assist US manufacturing in transitioning emerging digital manufacturing technologies from laboratory to the factory floor.
Activities
The team will assess available technologies for wire-ARC additive manufacturing and the supporting systems required for digital thread demonstration. The work will include the coordination of facility modifications and plan for the implementation and set-up of new equipment and support systems. Researchers and support personnel will be trained to operate the new additive manufacturing systems and associated technologies. Materials will be provided to baseline the performance of the system through the production of sample artifacts. A demonstration to produce an artifact and collect data related to its quality will be conducted.
Expected outcomes
The project will allow ccam to build a cyber-physical, advanced manufacturing testbed built around additive manufacturing. This will enable local businesses to better connect to the U.S. Defense industrial base supply chain and make them more efficient when doing so. The project will address manufacturing challenges and manufacturing capacity shortfalls in naval shipbuilding and repair including in shortfalls for castings and forgings. This project will mainstream additive manufacturing in maritime manufacturing supply chains which will lead to significant reductions in manufacturing lead-times for hard-to-source parts, provide the ability to meet aggressive production timelines, reduce reliance on sole-source supply points, and allow for meeting required quality on the schedules needed for military readiness. The project will also facilitate supply chain growth and digitally enhance process qualification.
Intended beneficiaries
Local and US manufacturing broadly will benefit from the expanded testbed and additional resources. The U.S. Defense industrial base and naval shipbuilding will benefit from the improved manufacturing capabilities of U.S. Manufacturers.
Subrecipient activities
The recipient plans to subaward $10,000.00 for site preparation and installation support for wire-ARC additive manufacturing unit.

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Amendment $0
Original award $962,973

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Who received award 60NANB24D212?

60NANB24D212 was awarded to Commonwealth Center For Advanced Manufacturing by National Institute of Standards and Technology (Department of Commerce) on October 1, 2024.

How much is award 60NANB24D212 worth?

$962,973 has been obligated on 60NANB24D212.

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