Dignitas Technologies completed another delivery order on Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM).  Training analysis and design was completed for an Intermediate Welding course. The course was designed to prepare enlisted Hull Technician Students at Surface Warfare Schools Command locations with the training needed to perform journeyman level brazing and Plate Welding.

Dignitas Technologies was awarded two more delivery orders on the Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM) ID/IQ.  Delivery order 09 consists of curriculum development for the Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering (SEPEC) course that was designed by Dignitas during an earlier delivery order.  Delivery order 11 includes training requirements analysis, design, and curriculum development for a DDG 51 FLT III Air Missile Defense Radar (AMDR) Power Conversion Module (PCM) Operator & Maintainer course.

Dignitas was awarded a new delivery order under the Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM) ID/IQ. The DDG 51 FLT III 4160/450 Electrical Distribution System (EDS) Operator and Maintainer Course Analysis, Design, & Curriculum Development delivery order was awarded to Dignitas Technologies on November 18, 2022.  This course will provide Surface Electrician’s Mates (EM) and Gas Turbine Systems Technicians Electrical (GSE) personnel in paygrades E-1 through E-9 with the necessary knowledge and skills to safely align, energize, operate, maintain, and troubleshoot the DDG 51 FLT III shipboard 4160/450 VAC EDS systems and provide operators and maintainers with skills to effectively utilize and maintain the High Resistance Ground (HRG) System Interface.

Dignitas Technologies completed two more delivery orders on the Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM) ID/IQ in October 2022.  These delivery orders included analysis and design tasks for a Landing Platform Dock (LPD-17) course and a Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering (SEPEC) course.  These were both existing courses that were revised based on results of a Technical Training Audit (TTA) and the analysis results under this effort.

Dignitas Technologies completed their first delivery order on the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division’s (NAWCTSD’s) Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM) ID/IQ in August 2022.  Delivery Order 001 involved 2 separate actions including task analysis of an Advanced Welding course and development of a Landing Craft Utility Chief Engineer Qualification course.  

In a Phase II Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) effort, Dignitas continues to perform research and development for Geospatially Integrated Cyber Information for Situational Awareness (GICSA) for United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM). This SBIR combines Dignitas' expertise in geospatial data processing and cyber training applications to provide an integrated solution to the warfighter. The goals of this effort are to conduct a feasibility study, determine use cases, develop a detailed system design, and develop a prototype system to integrate geo-located cyberspace data with current Special Operations Forces (SOF) battlespace information. This integration will enhance situational awareness (SA) for SOF operators within SOF mission command systems (MCS) to provide a unified common operational picture (COP).

Dignitas Technologies, through its Dignitas Technologies Joint Venture, was awarded their twelfth delivery order on the Advanced Computer-based Training Systems (ACTS) Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) in September 2022. DO 18 involves updates that will add valves in the VA BLK I-II and III respectively, revising simulated functionality and corresponding piping, with communication to the IOS while simulating operating the required new valves within the system. Work on this DO was successfully completed in June 2023.

Dignitas Technologies, through its Dignitas Technologies Joint Venture, was awarded their tenth delivery order on the Advanced Computer-based Training Systems (ACTS) Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) in August 2022. DO 16 involved follow on work for enhancements to the previous ACTS Triton Spiral II effort. This will include new sensor suites and associated use cases/procedures, testing, and installation of the MQ-4C Triton Integrated Functional Capability (IFC)-4 training for the MRTS 3D® MQ-4C Triton Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Laboratory for the MRTS 3D® trainer developed by Naval Air Warfare Systems Command Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD).

Dignitas Technologies, through its Dignitas Technologies Joint Venture, was awarded their eleventh delivery order on the Advanced Computer-based Training Systems (ACTS) Indefinite Delivery-Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) in August 2022. DO 17 involves full SDLC development of the MQ-4C Triton UAV Avionics Systems Aviation Electrician's Mate (AE) application. The starting point for this application is the Triton Spiral II SW baseline and then modified to include AE graphics models and procedures/use cases for the MRTS 3D® trainer developed by Naval Air Warfare Systems Command Training Systems Division (NAWCTSD).​

Dignitas Technologies was awarded another delivery order for training analysis and design on the Surface Navy Training Analysis and Curriculum Modernization (SNTACM) ID/IQ for an Advanced Machinery Repair course. The Machinery Repairman (MR) Class C School, Advanced Machinery Repair Pipeline course is designed to provided MR personnel with the training necessary to perform calculations to manufacture and/or repair precision parts from blueprints.