Engineering & Technical Services

Every piece of equipment and system installed on a ship has to be thoroughly tested before it becomes fully operational or is deactivated. Mills personnel have the expertise required to conduct and monitor crucial tests and then verify the quality of completed work to ensure it meets all military specifications. We write final reports on government contracts to help the government to sign off and record each project’s successful completion.

We place high value on our trusted role as the U.S. government’s agent and do everything we can to make sure our government gets maximum value from its investment in our services.

PAST PERFORMANCE

Examples of NAICS Code 541330 corporate experience include:

Q.E.D. Systems Inc.

Mills Marine provides availability planning support on three contracts supporting DDG/CG, LPD/LSD, and LHA/LHD ship classes.

Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY), Portsmouth VA

We provided a workload forecast to the NNSY Strategic Planning Office Workload Forecasting Branch to forecast workload and resource balances and imbalances, and to support execution of Chief of Naval Operation (CNO) maintenance availabilities, such as:

•     Strategic Planning and Forecast (SPF)
•     Performance Measurement and Control (PMC)
•     Financial Applications
•     Advance Industrial Management (AIM)
•     Supervisor’s Desk (SUPDESK)
•     Business Objects XI (BOXI)

Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY), Portsmouth VA

Mills Marine provided a cost advocate support advocate for data processing, model analysis, and communicating with databases on a wide variety of sensitive and confidential matters relating to the mission, function, policies, and operation of all of NNSY computer programs.

Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Philadelphia

Provided Engineering and Technical Services (ETASS) for assigned tasks on naval ship Hull Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E)/Combat support systems. Services included ensuring the flow of information regarding priorities and schedules, testing for and coordination with shipyards, ship forces, and NSWC Philadelphia the status of ship construction, operation, and maintenance for DDG- 51, DDG-62, DDG 1000, and LCS class ships.

Military Sealift Command (MSC)

Provided services to review, validate, and update existing Interface Control Documents (ICD) for the implementation of Adaptive Force Packages (AFP) onboard the MSC Expeditionary Fast Transport (T-EPF) and Expeditionary Sea Base (T-ESB) classes of vessels.

 Provided engineering support services as required to develop and implement an effective database solution on MSC IT platform(s) for the N74 Lessons Learned Database (LLDB).



 Provided program management support and subject matter expertise in support of the MSC Platform Information Technology (PIT) System Cybersecurity program. We provided knowledge of marine automation system architecture and operational procedure for Industrial Control Systems (ICS) and Communication and Navigation (COMNAV) systems.