Description
The Defense Manufacturing Readiness Exercise (DMRE) is a phased prototype effort conducted under the Defense Industrial Base Consortium (DIBC) Other Transaction Agreement (OTA) to identify, assess, develop, and evaluate manufacturing capabilities that may contribute to qualified, contractable, and usable defense production capacity. The exercise seeks participation from both traditional and nontraditional performers, including companies with little or no prior defense contracting experience. The Government is interested in both manufacturing-side and design-side participants. Key areas of interest include unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), electrical assemblies, wiring harnesses and connectors, electronics assemblies, precision mechanical components, tooling, fixtures, and test equipment, manufacturing engineering, testing and inspection, contract manufacturing, and production-support capabilities.
• Manufacturing capabilities
• Design ownership
• Technical data availability
• Production opportunities
• Manufacturing readiness
• Industrial base resilience
• Supply chain management
• Production capacity
• Quality systems
• Digital systems
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Jordan Adaro