CCI has provided CAD services for clients since 1984.

Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate - Fort Bragg, North Carolina

• Automated Rigging Kit Analysis Tool
  Sub-consultant to JP Khamken Industries, Inc.
  
  The Airborne and Special Operations Test Directorate (ABNSOTD) is responsible for testing and certification of airdrop rigging procedures for every item of equipment to be airdropped, airlifted, sling-loaded, or in any way transported or delivered by U.S. Army or Air Force aircraft. Certification is finalized with the publication of approved airdrop rigging procedures in the appropriate technical and training manuals. All of these activities were being done using labor-intensive manual processes.
  
  ABNSOTD needed an automated method to measure the physical parameters of an airdrop or air transport item; provide a multi-perspective digital image of the item; assist in the creation of an airdrop rigging kit or air transport kit; and assist in analyzing the effects of modifying the existing rigging kits or air transport kits.
  
  CCI was commissioned to conduct a study to determine the state-of-the-art in multi-perspective digital imaging systems and make determinations as to the suitability of available systems. Systems were graded based on current suitability and the amount and ease of modification that might be necessary.
  
  In addition, CCI evaluated the candidate tools for their ability to import and export images to and from existing modeling and simulation programs and CAD/CAM systems.
  
  The study assessed the feasibility, design trade-offs, costs (including procurement and sustainment) and risks associated with the development, procurement and use of an automated rigging kit analysis tool. It also addressed techniques that could be used to validate the accuracy of the tool.
  
  CCI prepared a comprehensive report detailing the findings of the study.

U.S. Army Corp of Engineers - Brockton, Massachusetts

• U.S. Army Reserve Center
  Sub-consultant to DLZ
  
  The focus of this project was the restoration design of an existing 10,000 square foot United States Army Reserve Center located in Brockton, Massachusetts.
  
  The scope of the project included demolition, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and civil disciplines.
  
  CCI developed over 300 construction drawings in Bentley MicroStation software in conformance with ACOE standards.