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C3I

Exeter, United States

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C3I is a company that has been providing engineering, manufacturing, and technical support for the US Navy, Coast Guard, and maritime industry for over 20 years. The company's base is in Exeter, New Hampshire. C3I specializes in ship systems and offers integrated hardware and software solutions, including advanced user interfaces and cyber-secure designs. They have experience with the development of the Aviation Lighting System Control Panel Set (ALS-CPS) for NAVAIR. C3I also supports the entire lifecycle of ships, from concept development to modernization, and provides in-house Manufacturing for control and network hardware that meet MIL-STD test standards.

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