Develop a modular near shore reverse osmosis water production system that meets navy requirements for shipboard use and uses COTS components. Develop a kit to interface this system as well as a commercially available land based modular RO systems, with the LCS in accordance with the LCS ICD.

Develop a system of advanced materials and sensors that supports a modular tank for transport, storage and transfer of high volatility fuels. The phase I effort will first focus on requirements identification for full lifecycle handling of these fuels from long duration static storage, through… More

The Littoral Reverse Osmosis Module (L-ROM) prototype technology demonstrator is a reverse osmosis water purification module for use in littoral and other waters having a high colloidal (inorganic and natural organic) matter. The principal challenge of this project is to design a system that will… More

The High Volatility Fuel Storage Module (HVF Module) prototype technology demonstrator will incorporate MDD"s Phase I preliminary design efforts with a Phase II, detailed engineering approach, to develop a unit that will support the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) as a mission module. The HFV Module… More

Marine Design Dynamics, Inc. is pleased to propose an advanced, analytical method for the development of concepts and systems to improve energy efficiency and reduce logistics requirements to sustain USMC Forward Operating Bases (FOB). In its simplest form, our concept is to provide a capability to… More