Mosaic ATM, an innovator in advanced concepts and technology solutions that improve the capacity, efficiency, and safety of aviation operations, was awarded the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA) Charles E. Varnell Memorial Award for Small Business at the ATCA 58th annual conference that occurred this week.The award recognizes Mosaic ATM’s innovation by stating “…Mosaic’s tireless contribution to NextGen issues and your partnership with all major stakeholders to advance key NextGen technologies. Specifically, your engagement in the Ground Delay Program Parameters Selection Model in Operational Evaluation, Precision Departure Release Capability (PDRC) Operational Evaluation, and Collaborative Departure Queue Management reflect your impressive engagement in NextGen modernization. To be the lead on three different major field evaluations puts Mosaic ATM at the forefront of companies contributing to NextGen success – regardless of size, and this award recognizes this impressive achievement.” Mr. Chris Brinton, President and CEO of Mosaic ATM, says “We are honored to be selected for ATCA’s 2013 Charles E. Varnell Memorial Award for Small Business, and we recognize the trust that has been placed in us by our many customers and partners. We especially appreciate the opportunities to support the FAA, NASA and the DOT in important research and concept validation efforts to advance NextGen.”Mosaic ATM is dedicated to solving the critical issues that need to be addressed to transform research concepts into successful operational improvements. Our support of NextGen modernization spans all flight domains and provides all services of the Research and Mission Analysis phase of the FAA’s lifecycle process.
Mosaic ATM Awarded Navy SBIR to Enhance Combat System Integration of Unmanned Aircraft Systems
Mosaic ATM is proud to announce its selection for a U.S. Navy Phase I Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract award to develop the Data Aggregation and Relay Tool (DART)—a powerful new capability designed to integrate Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) data into the AEGIS Combat System (ACS). This effort supports the Navy’s broader push toward achieving a unified operational picture by seamlessly incorporating unmanned platforms into surface warfare operations.