At CELINA, our commitment to quality and innovation is demonstrated through real-world applications. Our shelters have been deployed in various challenging environments, providing reliable solutions to meet the demanding needs of military operations and disaster relief efforts. Below, you will find detailed case studies that highlight the performance, versatility, and dependability of our products in action. These stories showcase how our shelters have supported critical missions and helped our clients achieve their objectives. Explore the case studies to see how CELINA can be your trusted partner in any situation.
Background:
CELINA played a pivotal role in the Basic Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR) program. Initially subcontracted by ADS, Inc., CELINA secured timely and reliable delivery after the original shelter manufacturer faced challenges meeting those requirements. The mission was to manufacture Type I and Type II BEAR Portable Expeditionary Electric Kitchens (EEK) for the United States Air Force.
Challenges:
CELINA entered the project without access to technical drawings or information from the previous manufacturer. Despite this obstacle, CELINA was entrusted to reverse-engineer the shelter design, developing new technical specifications, and sourcing alternative suppliers—all within a tight timeline per government specifications. The project necessitated rigorous compliance with First Article Testing, interoperability demonstrations, and a Product Readiness Review (PRR) to ensure operational readiness.
Solution and Execution:
Quickly aligning resources, CELINA collaborated closely with ADS and government stakeholders from Warner Robins AFB, leveraging their manufacturing expertise and ISO certified quality standards throughout the process. CELINA adhered to the stringent military requirements, while utilizing their internal CNC programming and machining specialists to fabricate the custom products. Successfully coordinated all supply chain components to meet delivery milestones, while maintaining cost efficiency.
Results:
Background:
CELINA was tasked with a critical project under the Basic Expeditionary Airfield Resources (BEAR) program to manufacture Dome Shelters, specifically the 4K and 8K variants. This project, involving multiple delivery orders, required CELINA to step in as the primary subcontractor following the closure of the original US manufacturer.
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