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- ity10Error codeCTC ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2025 Capabilities • Policy, Planning & Advisory Support • Decision Support & Data Analysis • Comprehensive Energy & Sustainability Implementation • Critical Infrastructure Planning & Engineering I n FY25, CTC strengthened its role as a trusted DoD partner through new contracts advancing energy security, cybersecurity, and infrastructure resilience. These awards position CTC and its partners to deliver innovative solutions that modernize facilities, safeguard critical systems, and ensure mission readiness. MCICOM manages 25 active-duty installations, spanning 2.5 Powering the Mission: CTC Wins million acres and encompassing nearly 1,300 training areas. Contracts to Strengthen Energy, U.S. Marine Corps photo Cyber, and Facilities CTC has been awarded a prime position on a multi- year Multiple Award Task Order Contract with a $106 million ceiling by the U.S. Marine Corps Installations Command (MCICOM). This contract enables CTC to compete for task orders across a wide range of professional services, including program management, communications, facilities support, and cybersecurity. Supported by nine specialized subcontractors, CTC will contribute to stra
- rce30Error codeCTC ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year 2025 W e are committed to cultivating the next generation of innovators by investing in education, training, and community partnerships. From equipping classrooms with advanced technology to providing mentorship, leadership opportunities, and employee development programs, our workforce initiatives strengthen both our company and the communities we serve. CTC donated more than $142,000 worth of analytical chemistry equipment to Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP), enhancing student learning and research opportunities. The contribution strengthens CTC’s long-standing partnership with IUP and supports workforce development by equipping students with hands-on experience using industry-standard technology. CTC is proud to sponsor The Challenge Program, Inc., at Westmont Hilltop High School in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. CTC President and CEO Ed Sheehan joined co-sponsor Jen Moody of InFirst Bank to celebrate students recognized in the program’s five categories: Attendance, STEM, Community Service, Academic Improvement, and Academic Excellence. CTC collaborated with the University of Florida’s Gator Motorsports team, manufacturing a lightweight, 3D-printe