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Linda Thomson, president and CEO of Johnstown Area Regional Industries, has been tapped to join the board of directors of Concurrent Technologies Corp. Thomson has been JARI’s president and CEO for two decades, leading teams focused on business retention, workforce development, site selection, finance, procurement and small business technical assistance, CTC said Wednesday. Her career […] More
Military Times has presented Concurrent Technologies Corp. with a 2021 Best for Vets Employer award in recognition of the company’s efforts focused on the employment and retention of former servicemen. CTC said Monday the award marks the 10th time the company has been selected to join the list of companies that demonstrated commitment to providing […] More
Ed Sheehan, Jr., president and CEO of Concurrent Technologies Corporation, recently sat down with ExecutiveBiz for the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview to discuss the company’s recent Annual Report results as well as its IT modernization efforts and the push for innovative solutions and company growth. In addition, Sheehan, Jr. also discussed developing energy security solutions […] More
Concurrent Technologies Corp. has secured a 27-month, $2.6 million contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory to design and develop an electric flightline generator that can power 5th generation fighter jets and older models. The effort aims to prototype a generator capable of reducing noise and emissions while still performing efficiently and with better quality […] More
A mobile application developed by Concurrent Technologies Corp. made it to the first downselect of a pitch competition that seeks technologies to meet the U.S. Army’s vehicle maintenance needs. The company said Wednesday it is among six finalists of the National Advanced Mobility Consortium’s Smart Motor Pool competition, which aims to boost the technical proficiency […] More
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.
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.
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.
Concurrent Technologies Corp. has received recognition from the U.S. Army for supporting assessment efforts under Fort Huachuca's energy and water conservation program. The service said Thursday honored CTC with one of the 2018 Secretary of the Army Energy and Water Management Awards in a ceremony in Cleveland, Ohio. The company's support in the assessment led to the […] More
Concurrent Technologies Corp. has won a nearly $1 million contract to help the Air Force Research Laboratory design and test a light cart platform in an effort to reduce the U.S. Air Force‘s reliance on petroleum fuel. CTC said Tuesday it plans to integrate multiple technologies and control approaches into the Advanced Flightline Power and Light System for the […] More
Concurrent Technologies Corp, has received a contract to design, build and test a repower system to convert the U.S. Air Force‘s diesel-based aircraft loader into a diesel/electric vehicle. CTC predicts a 20 to 40 percent increase in energy efficiency once the Halvorsen Loader is converted into a hybrid vehicle that will operate through batteries leveraging grid […] More
Military Times has chosen Concurrent Technologies Corporation as a 2018 “Best for Vets“ employer for the eighth year, the Johnstown, Penn., company announced Wednesday. The annual list features 100 companies recognized for “their commitment to providing opportunities to America's veterans.“ Organizations are judged by their corporate culture, veteran recruiting, veteran policies and accommodations for reservists. The […] More
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