DCS Corporation
Alexandria, VA, United States
About
Founded in 1977, DCS Corporation is a defense prime contractor based in Alexandria, United States working in electronic warfare, simulation & training, c4isr +10 more.
DCS Corporation is an employee-owned provider of engineering, programmatic and technical support services to the U.S. Department of Defense and other national security customers. Founded in 1977 and headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, the company supports the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Homeland Security. Its work covers electronic warfare test and mission data, modeling and simulation, verification and validation of weapon models, mission planning software for F/A-18 and other aircraft, autonomy and manned-unmanned teaming, ground vehicle simulation and robotics, sensor testing, aerospace physiology and biodynamic research, and C4ISR integration. DCS develops and maintains tools such as AFSIM, SubrScene, ECHO and WASP, and serves as prime contractor on several programs including JWARN. The company is owned by its employees through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan.
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WASP
Mission planning software
Weaponeering and store planning application for F/A-18 aircraft, serving as the NAVAIR permanent flight clearance system.
AFSIM
Simulation framework
Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration and Modeling, for engagement and mission-level analytic simulations; DCS is the AFSIM Master Integrator for AFRL.
SubrScene
Visualization tool
Battlefield, sensor and out-the-window visualization tool for scene generation.
ECHO
Terrain construction tool
Open-source tool for building high-fidelity terrain databases for analysis.
JWARN
CBRN data software
Joint Warning and Reporting Network software integrating CBRN data into C2 systems; DCS is prime and maintains the software.
Digital Backbone System
Vehicle integration kit
Upgrade kit providing common data, video and power distribution for C4ISR mission equipment on MRAP vehicles.
SPARTACUS
Autonomy tool
Advanced Combat Utility System investigating directed energy and kinetic weapons with coordinated maneuvers for self-defense in contested airspace.
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CMMC Level 2
Awards
Employee Ownership 100
Parasuraman Prize for Innovative Application
