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EWA GSI Invites you to Our Dayton Ohio Office within the Ohio Aerospace Hub of Innovation and Opportunity

EWA Government Systems Inc., based in Herndon, Va., has opened office space within the Ohio Aerospace Hub of Innovation and Opportunity in Dayton. Greg Carter, EWA GSI’s Director of Air Force programs, said the satellite office will focus on Air Force business development and management of future contracts and personnel.
EWA GSI is operating out of the University of Dayton Research Institute’s (UDRI) Institute for Development and Commercialization of Sensor Technology (IDCAST), located within Aerospace Hub’s Tech Town at 711 E. Monument. Carter said the location was a good fit to facilitate current and future collaborations with UDRI as well as area aerospace companies.

The Ohio Aerospace Hub is a public and private partnership established to attract aerospace entrepreneurs, innovators, business owners and others seeking opportunity in an environment that fosters creativity and growth, as well as amenities that create a good place to live and play. A unique combination of physical, economic development and workforce assets will be harnessed within the Greater Dayton Region to achieve this vision. “We made a strategic decision to invest in Dayton’s Ohio Aerospace Hub, and we look forward to our participation in achieving the Hub vision for an environment essential to maintaining a leading edge workforce,” Carter said.

For more information, contact Greg Carter.

Good things come in small packages: EWA GSI Small Business

With just under 500 employees, EWA and its wholly owned subsidiaries have small business status. EWA GSI is actively teaming with other industry partners in pursuit of small business set-aside contracts, and contracts that require a percentage of the work go to small business. We are also poised to help large industry partners fulfill their small business subcontracting goals. Big enough to prime SBSA’s, or as a rock-solid subcontractor, EWA GSI fulfills small business requirements for industry and government with experience and dedication in getting the job done right. We are registered for the following NAICS codes for companies under 500:

• 541330
• 541711
• 541712
• 332995
• 334413
• 334515
• 334519

For a complete list, please visit our Contracting Information page.

EWA GSI Wants You on our Cyber Test Range

In an unobtrusive building in Bowling Green KY lies one of the premier cyber defense facilities in the country. EWA GSI is the prime contractor of the Army Research Lab (ARL) Computer Intrusion and Monitoring Program (CIMP). Implemented through a consortium of industry, academia, and government partners, EWA GSI leads this formidable cyber defense team in performing critical cyber research and development. EWA’s recognition as a Computer Network Defense Service Provider (CNDSP) under the ARL CIMP umbrella, the first-ever by industry, allows EWA to evaluate and recommend CND mitigation practices and procedures to both DOD and non-DOD agencies concerned with the protection and operation of their networks.

The project includes a laboratory dedicated to computer network intrusion detection, and an ancillary Cyber Test Range in which we immediately apply the results of research and analysis to real time monitoring of networks. The Cyber Test Range consists of networks from DOD agencies, and other Government agencies (OGA), US allies, state governments and cleared defense contractors, and is  continually monitored by the ARL CIMP 24/7. The test range provides a feedback loop into research and development (R&D), and vice versa. The fusion between the test range and R&D provides a tremendous advantage to operations since R&D can react quickly to new threats, and has proven extremely successful in today’s ever-changing cyber defense environment.

EWA GSI and ARL seek new DOD and non-DOD networks to participate in the Cyber Test Range. This greatly expands the quantity and type of network intrusion data available. Additionally, this project creates a data warehouse wherein increased storage capacity for participant network data is available. EWA GSI’s specialized training program on intrusion detection techniques provides training for all Cyber Test Range participants. The test range further benefits from additional contributions to the detection and mitigation of cyber threats, secure mobile communications in dynamic situations, and protection of information.

For more information, contact Dr. Phil Womble at our Bowling Green KY office.

Finding small objects in a big sky just got easier: EWA GSI's Nemesis™ Counter-UAS Radar

To support forward-deployed Warfighters countering an increased threat from unmanned aircraft systems, EWA GSI has developed Nemesis™ a prototype omni-directional radar capable of detecting and tracking multiple small radar cross section objects such as UASs, rockets, artillery, mortars, and personnel. Easily transported to small forward operating bases in a tactical environment and ideal for test ranges, Nemesis™ has 360 degree coverage up to a 20km radius. The radar is an active electronically steered array, employing waveform generation and phase control at each antenna element (ADC at each element) for digital beamforming, and utilizes a mature, intuitive user interface for multiple target tracking operations.

Nemesis™ Counter-UAS Radar

Foreign UAS Database Focuses on Small Systems

Increased UAS threats to forward operating bases, borders, and secure facilities prompted EWA GSI to focus on smaller UASs that operate at lower altitudes, 3,000 ft above ground level and below, and travel at slower speeds. As a result, we have worked in collaboration with SMDC/ARSTRAT, NAWC Weapons Division China Lake and Point Magu, NAWC Aircraft Division Pax River, and Army Research, Development and Engineering Center, Picatinny Arsenal, to develop a foreign UAS database specializing in small UASs.