News from GLSV

GLSV awarded contract to supply winches and mounts to DLA for the JLTV.
GLSV was selected by DLA Land and Maritime to supply winches and associated mounting brackets for the Joint Light

GLSV awarded US Navy SBIR to develop a launchable mini-glider.
Great Lakes Sound & Vibration recently received a Phase-I SBIR (topic number N231-032) from the US Navy to develop

Calumet Golf Club hosts GLSV Employee Open Championship.
The Employees of Great Lakes Sound & Vibration enjoyed a Friday afternoon on the golf course, competing in the

GLSV awarded contract to design and manufacture exhaust systems for the M10 Booker.
The M10 Booker is a highly lethal, mobile direct-fire combat vehicle designed by General Dynamics Land Systems to provide

GLSV supplying diesel exhaust silencers for the FFG-62 Constellation Class Guided Missile Frigate.
Rendering of USS Constellation (FFG-62). Fincantieri Image CNO: ‘Very Important’ to Add 2nd Constellation-class Shipyard, Build 4 Frigates a Year

GLSV awarded Phase-II SBIR contract to develop Focused Enhanced Acoustic-Driver Technology (FEAT) prototype.
https://jnlwp.defense.gov/Press-Room/Multimedia/Images/igphoto/2001723112/ GLSV received a Phase-II SBIR (topic number N202-089) from the US Marine Corps to develop a next-generation

GLSV supplying trailer mounted “Water Buffalo” tanks to DLA.
GLSV was selected by DLA Land and Maritime to supply trailer mounted water tanks. These stainless-steel tanks hold

GLSV on display at MDEX 2023.
GLSV will be operating a booth at the MDEX (Michigan Defense Exposition and Detroit Arsenal Opportunities Conference) this

GLSV takes to the ice in weekly “Employees Only” hockey game.
Great Lakes Sound & Vibration is located in Houghton, Michigan, a.k.a. “The Birthplace of Professional Hockey.” It stands

GLSV supplying diesel exhaust silencers for the T-AO program.
GLSV has been awarded a contract to supply diesel exhaust silencers for the T-AO program. The new fleet

GLSV is awarded NASA Phase I SBIR contract.
GLSV was awarded a contract from NASA through the Small Business Innovation Research Program (SBIR). The SBIR program is a US

GLSV to supply vent duct assemblies for the DDG 51-class destroyer.
The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Milius sails in the East China Sea, Oct. 30, 2019 (photo courtesy