Under the leadership of CEO Fatih Ozmen and President Eren Ozmen, SNC employs over 2,500 people in 30 locations in 16 states. Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is one of America’s fastest growing private companies based on its significant expansion and reputation for rapid, innovative, and agile technology solutions in electronics, aerospace, avionics, space, propulsion, micro-satellite, aircraft, communications systems and solar energy.
The MOTS system will also provide a world-wide deployable ATC capability to U.S. The new AN/MSQ-135 MOTS will replace the Army’s aging AN/TSW-7A air traffic control tower. The MOTS complies with Federal Aviation Administration/International Civilian Aviation Organization regulations, and is also equally adept in supporting civilian applications, including disaster relief efforts, forest fire mobile operations, and temporary tower operations anywhere in the world, with minimal logistical requirements. MOTS is capable of being airlifted by C-17 aircraft or by CH-47 helicopter and supports military ATC operations by networking with other Air Traffic Service (ATS) and Battle Command (BC) systems. The modular MOTS includes an ATC Tower with organic 18kW power generators, a medium intensity solar powered airfield runway lighting system, and meteorological sensors. The MOTS is a rapidly deployable Air Traffic Control (ATC) system with secure and non-secure communications radios and support equipment. SNC takes great pride in assisting our nation’s service men and women in the line of duty.” “Today’s delivery of the first production of the MOTS demonstrates the valued relationship we have with the U.S. “SNC strives to meet our customers’ needs at every level,” said Greg Cox, corporate vice president of SNC’s Communication, Navigation and Surveillance/Air Traffic Management business area. COL Davis attended a ceremony marking the first delivery, Maat SNC’s facility in Sparks, Nev. Once fielded, MOTS will enable improved maintainability along with a higher operational readiness for our air traffic controllers supporting aircraft movement at airfields around the world,” said COL Jerry Davis, Army project manager, Aviation Systems. “This first production delivery from SNC marks a major milestone for the MOTS program. An early development MOTS has been deployed with the 3rd Infantry Division in Afghanistan since November 2012.
The LRIP contract was awarded in March 2012 for 10 MOTS. SPARKS, Nev., Ma– Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) delivered the first Low Rate Initial Production (LRIP) Mobile Tower System (MOTS) to the United States Army ahead of schedule.
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