Author: Alan Hagerman

NovaVis

Written by Alan Hagerman on . Posted in Renewable Energy.

About NovaVis

About NovaVis
We’re mapping and connecting the supply chain that supports the emerging Offshore Alternative Renewable Energy industry in the US. Who should care and participate?

Businesses Seeking Growth
If you’re involved in any way in the existing maritime or energy sectors, offshore alternative renewable energy is a huge opportunity. We get you knowledgeable, connected and in front of the people driving the industry. In effect we become part of your business development team.

Prime and Sub-Contractors
If you’re up the food chain and need to buy quality goods and services, the risk of bad information and poor transparency is crucial in terms of being on time, to spec and in budget. In effect we become part of your program and risk management efforts.

Municipalities
If you’re a city, town, county, region or state along the coast of the U.S., you need the information to determine how to grow jobs. In effect we become part of your economic development team.

Proceed to NovaVis Proceed to Collaboration (Registered Users Only)

To Request Registration for Collaboration Site, send mail to danbell@hric.email with name, all contact information, role related to sea level rise and your reason to want to be part of the collaboration efforts

Virginia Modeling, Analysis & Simulation Center

Written by Alan Hagerman on . Posted in Advanced Manufacturing, Bio Med, Cyber Security, Renewable Energy, Sea Level Rise, Supply Chain Logistics, Unmanned Air.

The Virginia Modeling, Analysis and Simulation Center (VMASC) at Old Dominion University is a multi-disciplinary research center dedicated to solving real world problems through the application of modeling and simulation techniques and to developing new approaches to representing physical, social, and human systems in simulation. We are one of the world’s leading research centers for computer modeling, simulation, and visualization.

VMASC

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Jefferson Lab

Written by Alan Hagerman on . Posted in Technology Transfer.

Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Lab) is one of 17 national laboratories funded by the U.S. Department of Energy. The lab also receives support from the City of Newport News and the Commonwealth of Virginia.

The lab’s primary mission is to conduct basic research of the atom’s nucleus using the lab’s unique particle accelerator, known as the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility (CEBAF). Jefferson Lab also conducts a variety of research using its Free-Electron Laser, which is based on the same electron-accelerating technology used in CEBAF.

In addition to its science mission, the lab provides programs designed to help educate the next generation in science and technology, and to engage the public.

Managing and operating the lab for DOE is Jefferson Science Associates, LLC. JSA is a limited liability company created by Southeastern Universities Research Association and PAE Applied Technologies.

BUSINESS SERVICES
Jefferson Lab spends approximately $73 million annually through procurements to a diverse group of large and small businesses for a broad range of products and services that support the lab’s overall mission.

Managing the lab’s vendor process is the Procurement & Services Department. The department is dedicated to the highest standards of service, conduct and continuous improvement.

To learn more about business opportunities with the lab, contact Procurement & Services.

Jefferson Lab is also actively engaged in transferring its unique intellectual properties and patents to the private sector.

If you or your business is interested in technology transfer opportunities, please visit the lab’s Technology Transfer website. There you will find all the information you need about the lab’s patents and the process for licensing Jefferson Lab technology.

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Distribution (Global Logistics)

Written by Alan Hagerman on . Posted in Supply Chain Logistics.

Virginia’s companies provide services and manufactured goods to customers throughout the world. Our distribution base remains strong and continues to grow with companies like The Home Depot, Best Buy, Target, Wal-Mart, Ace Hardware and Amazon.com all delivering goods from their Virginia-based distribution centers. Increasingly, leading retailers and distributors are taking advantage of Virginia’s proximity to Eastern U.S. and Midwest markets. Millions of square feet of new warehousing space have been added at new distribution centers around the state.

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