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Manufacturing Collaborations
Office of the Secretary of Defense Manufacturing Technology Office Manufacturing Collaborations
Along with providing manufacturing policy and direction for the
Department of Defense Manufacturing Technology (DoD ManTech) Program
, serving as a Principal on the
Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel
, and overseeing investments in the
Manufacturing Science & Technology Program
and
DoD Manufacturing Innovation Institutes
(MIIs), the Office of the Secretary of Defense Manufacturing Technology (OSD ManTech) Program also collaborates with other DoD and Federal agencies through a number of committees focused on advancing manufacturing in the United States.
The OSD ManTech Office sits on or provides support to the following joint and/or interagency groups:
Subcommittee on Advanced Manufacturing
The White House’s
Subcommittee on Advanced Manufacturing
(SAM) serves as a forum for information-sharing, coordination, and consensus-building among participating agencies regarding federal policy, programs, and budget guidance for advanced manufacturing. The Subcommittee is chaired by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy with co-chairs from DoD and Department of Commerce. Other representatives on the Subcommittee include the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Department of Energy, Department of Health and Human Services, and National Science Foundation.
Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel
The
Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel
(JDMTP) ensures coordination and collaboration across the DoD ManTech Program. Panel members include the directors and senior managers (referred to as Principals) of each DoD ManTech Program including the OSD, U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Defense Logistics Agency.
Manufacturing USA
Manufacturing USA
is a network of government agencies, their sponsored MIIs, and other Federal partners united to drive advancement in manufacturing technology and workforce skills.
Manufacturing Extension Partnership
Manufacturing Extension Partnership
(MEP) is a public-private partnership with Centers in all 50 states and Puerto Rico dedicated to serving small and medium-sized manufacturers. The DoD MIIs maintain a close relationship with the MEPs.
Joint Defense Manufacturing Council
The
Joint Defense Manufacturing Council
(JDMC) is a forum for DoD senior leaders who convene to ensure that DoD maximizes the value of manufacturing technologies; promote and advance the fielding of DoD’s modernization priority technologies; and increase readiness across the weapons systems lifecycle.
Joint Additive Manufacturing Working Group
Joint Additive Manufacturing Working Group
(JAMWG) is chartered to provide a robust forum and structured framework for DoD leadership to coordinate investments and activities in additive manufacturing across DoD to improve the design and sustainment of warfighting systems and capabilities. JAMWG is chartered formally under the new JDMC, which provides senior DoD-level guidance.