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Phillips Federal Awarded U.S. Army Contract for Containerized Additive Hybrid Manufacturing Systems 

Phillips Blog Post Discussing Army Contract for Hybrids

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HANOVER, Maryland — Phillips Corporation, Federal Division, announced today that it has entered into a contract with the U.S. Army to deliver advanced hybrid manufacturing systems through its Hybrid division. The systems will support the Army’s Metal Working Machine Shop Set (MWMSS) Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) Modification program, strengthening expeditionary and sustainment manufacturing capabilities across the force. 

The award is a delivery order issued under a five-year Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract managed by the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division’s (NSWCCD) Additive Manufacturing Project Office. The contract enables the procurement of additional WAAM hardware, software, and system integration on Haas CNC vertical machining centers to meet evolving Army manufacturing requirements. 

The systems are containerized Wire Arc Hybrid Manufacturing (WAHM) units, integrating additive manufacturing and CNC machining into a single deployable solution. Each system is powered by a Fronius iWave 400i welder, delivering high-deposition WAAM capability optimized for field and depot-level operations. 

“I’ve been personally involved with the MWMSS program since its inception, and it’s been incredibly rewarding to see how these systems have evolved from concept to fielded capability,” said Tim McClanahan, President, Phillips Corporation Federal Division. “What began as a focused effort to extend expeditionary metalworking has naturally matured into a far more capable hybrid manufacturing solution. The integration of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing with CNC machining in a containerized format delivers more capability to the warfighter than ever before by enabling faster repair, increased self-sufficiency, and true manufacturing at the point of need. This award reflects years of collaboration with the Army and our partners to turn operational requirements into real, deployable capability.” 

Phillips Additive Hybrid specializes in the integration of additive and subtractive manufacturing technologies into turnkey, mission-ready solutions. Through its partnerships, applications engineering expertise, and lifecycle support, Phillips continues to support U.S. defense customers in advancing additive manufacturing adoption for sustainment, repair, and production. 

 About Phillips Federal    

Phillips Federal, a division of Phillips Corporation, is the largest supplier of advanced manufacturing technology and services to the U.S. federal government. With decades of experience, Phillips Federal offers tailored solutions for aerospace, defense, energy, and other government applications. Through innovation, expertise, and strategic partnerships, Phillips Federal delivers the tools and technologies federal agencies need to achieve their mission objectives.   Learn more at www.phillipscorp.com/federal/. 

Media Contact: 

Lauren Ramsey 
Vice President, US Marketing  

Phillips Corporation  

Email: LRamsey@phillipscorp.com  

Phone: (501) 993-0520 

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