C4ISR Engineering & Technical Services

VT Milcom performs as Prime Contractor to Space and Naval Warfare Command Center-Charleston, SC for the installation and integration of advanced US Navy Command, Control, Communications, Computer, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) systems and subsystems and has over 30 years experience providing the Fleet comprehensive, Integrated Alteration Installation Team (AIT) services. Industry wide, VT Milcom has established a superior reputation for innovation, cost control, process acumen, quality, and effectiveness and has demonstrated proven success supporting Battle Group, Command Ship, and individual ship installations on a worldwide scale.

Under major procurements awarded on Best Value criteria, we perform as the largest C4ISR AIT contractor for the US Navy and provide a wide array of technical and engineering services that include program management, equipment acquisition, consolidated installation, systems / equipment modification, equipment fabrication, test and checkout, training and documentation for Surface Ship Communications, Intelligence, Cryptologic, and Electronic Warfare Systems.

The scope of our contracts include all ship, submarine, and shore-based C4ISR, FORCEnet, and supporting systems, current and future – excluding Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI). VT Milcom performs the above services for all C4ISR systems under the cognizance of the SPAWAR community.

“I would like to take this opportunity to personally thank each and every one of you for the tremendous efforts that have been put forth this past year in support of the SHF program. Over many years of shipboard installation and repair experience, I have yet to encounter any group who has been more motivated and dedicated to the tasks at hand. You have accomplished some monumental tasks, and I for one, greatly appreciate the sacrifice. Regardless of the obstacles and constraints, the MILCOM team always rises to the occasion. The deckplate personnel have worked many long hours under very arduous conditions. I want each and every individual involved to know how much I appreciate their contribution.”

J852, SSC-Charleston, SC