Concurrent Technologies Corp. has secured a contract modification to help the U.S. Air Force manage facilities and corresponding utility systems. The company said Tuesday it will continue to deliver subject matter expertise and program management services for USAF facilities under an existing five-year, $21 million contract.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, February 1, 2021 “” Concurrent Technologies Corp. appointed XLA President and CEO Gary Slack and former CIA Associate Deputy Director Sean Roche to CTC's board of directors, GovCon Wire reported Tuesday.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. has introduced a new form of composable architecture that can modify virtual spaces to suit applications such as military training, real estate and live entertainment.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, November 12, 2020 “” Jeffrey Harris, former president of Lockheed Martin's missiles and space division, has joined the board of directors of Concurrent Technologies Corp. as chairman, while Dale Mosier, who held senior leadership roles at manufacturing firms, was elected as CTC board vice chair, GovCon Wire reported Nov. 4.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, November 2, 2020 “” Concurrent Technologies Corp. will help the U.S. Army build and test multiple ammunition prototypes under a three-year, $11M contract the service branch awarded via the Department of Defense Ordnance Technology Consortium, GovCon Wire reported Oct. 9.

A Concurrent Technologies Corp. affiliate has received an initial $2.1M order to produce a specialty coating intended for military use. Personnel from both EVC and CTC collaborated to create tools and processes needed for the coating's near- and long-term production, CTC said Thursday.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. has received a one-year, $3.6M contract extension to support the Federal Emergency Management Agency's electronic platform for managing identities, credentials and facility access of agency personnel who respond to critical situations.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. has received a $4.3M contract modification to continue support for a U.S. Air Force organization performing environmental, safety and infrastructure operations. The award represents the first option on a potential five-year, $21M contract through which the company supports the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Environment, Safety and Infrastructure, the company said Thursday.

Enterprise Ventures Corp., a subsidiary of Concurrent Technologies Corp., has won a $1.4M contract to help  modernize U.S. Air Force's depot infrastructure. EVC will perform data analysis and technical work to help the effort's prime contractor update USAF's logistics infrastructure, CTC said Tuesday.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. will continue to help the U.S. Marine Corps secure control systems for the service branch's facilities under a $2.75M contract modification.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. booked $7.1M in cross-domain technology delivery orders within the first several weeks of this year under a potential $112.5M contract with the Maryland Procurement Office. CTC said Wednesday it continues to recruit software, test and systems engineering professionals to support contract work.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. has secured a 10-month, $7.8M contract modification to help the U.S. Marine Corps meet energy security needs.

A Concurrent Technologies Corp. affiliate has been awarded a contract to help the Air National Guard address occupational and environmental health risks. CTC said Wednesday its Enterprise Ventures Corp. subsidiary will work with 1st American Systems & Services, the prime contractor on the effort to assist ANG in controlling and eliminating hazards.

TYSONS CORNER, VA, October 31, 2019 “” Concurrent Technologies Corp. will continue to support the energy and water portfolio of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Environment, Safety and Infrastructure under a contract worth potentially $21M over five years, GovCon Wire reported Oct. 23.

Concurrent Technologies Corp. will help Science Applications International Corp. design and produce two armored reconnaissance vehicle hulls under a $1.2M contract.