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About the Office of the Secretary of Defense Manufacturing Technology Program
The Office of the Secretary of Defense Manufacturing Technology (OSD ManTech) Program seeks to further the national security of the United States by furthering advanced manufacturing technologies and processes through joint, interagency, and public-private collaborations.
The OSD ManTech Program is responsible for:
Supporting the
OUSD(R&E) modernization priorities
Managing the
Manufacturing Science and Technology Program
Administering the
DoD Manufacturing Technology Program
Serving as a Principal on the
Joint Defense Manufacturing Technology Panel
Overseeing the Federal Government’s partnerships with the
DoD Manufacturing Innovation Institutes
Furthering the DoD’s
Manufacturing Education and Workforce Development
activities
Collaborating
with other Federal agencies on advancing manufacturing in the United States
Located within the
Strategic Technology Protection and Exploitation Office
under the
Office of Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
, the OSD ManTech Program focuses heavily on satisfying the manufacturing technology needs for the DoD’s modernization priorities including artificial intelligence and machine learning, biotechnology, autonomy, cyber, directed energy, microelectronics, quantum science, hypersonics, space, 5G, and fully networked command, control, and communications (FNC3).
Explanations and the latest updates on each of these responsibilities are available throughout this site.
DoD ManTech Organizational Chart
Program Overview
OSD ManTech Program Brochure
DoD MII Engagement Guide - Federal
Engagement Guide for Federal Government
Education & Workforce Development
EWD Brochure
DoD MII Engagement Guides - Local
Engagement Guide for State & Local Government
DoD MII Engagement Guide - Manufacturers
Engagement Guide for Industry
DoD MII Engagement Guides - Academia
Engagement Guide for Academia