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DIU Awards Nikon Contract for 3D Printing Of Metal Parts Under FORGE Program

DIU Awards Nikon Contract for 3D Printing Of Metal Parts Under FORGE Program
Metal 3D printed part by Nikon AM. Photo: Nikon AM

Nikon AM Synergy Inc. on Tuesday said it has received an Other Transaction Agreement from the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) to prototype the company’s 3D printing technology with metals for aeronautical needs. The value of the award, which was made under the Foundry for Operational Readiness and Global Effects (FORGE) program, was not disclosed. The award has a one-year base period and a six-month options. DIU is leveraging FORGE to help its Defense Department stakeholders find additive manufacturing solutions to…

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