Army engineering and additive manufacturing (Javelin Command Launch Unit handgrip redesign, Apache main rotor blade fold kit prototype)
1 employer · 13 open positions at these employers
Employers that list the Army engineering and additive manufacturing (Javelin Command Launch Unit handgrip redesign, Apache main rotor blade fold kit prototype) program, with each employer's open positions. Listings rarely name the program they support, so the counts cover all of an employer's Huntsville-area listings, not only Army engineering and additive manufacturing (Javelin Command Launch Unit handgrip redesign, Apache main rotor blade fold kit prototype) work.
Last reviewed: October 13, 2026
ASRC Federal says it has been in Huntsville since 2009 and employs more than 300 people across the Tennessee Valley, with an office in Cummings Research Park. Its Huntsville work includes engineering, 3D modelling and additive manufacturing for the Army, such as a redesigned handgrip for the Javelin Command Launch Unit, and support for the U.S. Army Contracting Command's Chief Information Officer at Redstone Arsenal and for the Ground-based Midcourse Defense weapon system. In 2024 it joined the Kratos-led team building the Space Development Agency's Advanced Fire Control Ground Infrastructure, with the work performed in Huntsville.