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Company:	Cubic Corp.
Web Address:	http://www.cubic.com
Address:	9333 Balboa Ave. San Diego, CA 92123
Phone:	(858) 277-6780
Type:	Defense Contractors
Profile:	OUR HISTORY: Continuing the Tradition of Innovation Founded by Walter J. Zable, Cubic began life as a small electronics company in a San Diego storefront in 1951. The employees' tireless efforts over the next few years laid the foundation for large-scale product diversification and growth. During the decade of the 1960s, Cubic grew by 588 percent. Among Cubic's early successes were the introduction of products such as precision distance measuring equipment, and aerial photo mapping and survey systems. The company also developed the nation's first electronic stadium scoreboard in 1966 for San Diego's stadium. Cubic also gained worldwide recognition for its geodetic SECOR satellite surveying system, the first of its kind to produce a direct coast-to-coast measurement of the United States. The solid-state system was introduced in the early 1960s, long before the advent of Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. By 1968, Cubic had introduced more than 60 products and services generating sales in excess of $28 million. A major contributor to Cubic's profits and growth in the 1960s was the Electrotape Distance Measuring Instrument - the world's first commercial distance surveying system to provide centimeter accuracy from 100 meters to 50 kilometers. It modernized how land surveying was conducted for mapping, subdivisions, land development and engineering construction. The system provided a major cost savings to users. The Electrotape was followed by the Autotape - the first two-range, high-accuracy positioning system for the petroleum and offshore construction industry. It was used for major pipe-laying and off-shore construction projects throughout the world before the advent of GPS technology. The system revolutionized the oil industry, since it allowed offshore oil exploration without the fear of drilling in the wrong spot. Cubic became even more profitable with the introduction of the ARGO offshore positioning system, a long-range ship positioning system that was the standard tool for U.S. and Australian hydrographic fleets. Entering the Defense Marketplace At the same time, Cubic produced precision distance and angle measurement (tracking) systems for aircraft and test missile ranges around the world. These core technologies led to the development of combat training instrumented systems that provided positioning and tracking systems, and data fusion and display. By 1973, the company leveraged its expertise in data links, data processing and precision tracking of high dynamic targets to create the world's first "Top Gun" ACMI system for the Marine Corps Air Station at Yuma, Ariz. Later, Cubic pioneered the world's first turnkey ground combat - instrumentation system at Hohenfels, Germany. The same technologies were incorporated into Cubic's broadcast data links and combat personnel recovery system, which were used successfully during Operation Desert Storm and in peacekeeping operations in Bosnia. The Mass Transportation Business Cubic first became involved in the dynamic market of mass transportation in 1971, when it acquired Western Data Products of Los Angeles. A year later, the Group supplied its first Automatic Fare Collection (AFC) system for Chicago's Illinois Central Gulf Railroad, and by the late 1970s, installed AFC systems for the Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway Corporation and the Eastern Suburbs Railway in Sydney. Other major awards followed, including a contract to deliver AFC equipment for the second phase of the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system in San Francisco; a contract from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority in 1975 to produce AFC equipment for the transit system in Washington, D.C.; and an award from the Pennsylvania Port Authority Transit Company to develop the nation's first AFC system to utilize plastic magnetically encoded tickets. Continuing the Tradition of Innovation Cubic's tradition of innovation continues into the 21st century as Cubic's cutting-edge research and development holds promise for customers worldwide. Today, the company's two major segments - the Defense Group and the Transportation Systems Group - have become world leaders in their respective industries with leading edge technologies. Nearly every American pilot, soldier and marine has trained with one of Cubic's air-or-ground combat training systems to gain the winning edge in battle. The company's avionics products have also meant the difference between life and death for pilots who have been downed and rescued behind enemy lines. In other areas, Cubic is committed to expanding and improving its GO CARD® System family of products - beyond the transportation industry - to meet the diverse needs of the defense and intelligence communities.
Specialty:	Cubic Defense Applications delivers a broad spectrum of integrated systems, electronic products and high-caliber services to the U.S. government and allied nations. We are transforming the future with software-intensive products, interoperable systems and expanded services: PRODUCTS: Cubic's training and communications products are smaller, lighter and more mobile to support on-demand deployment. Our new-generation products are PC-based and modular to keep costs low and performance high. They incorporate software-defined technology and commercial-off-the-shelf components wherever possible, allowing easy, cost-effective upgrades without hardware modifications. SYSTEMS: Cubic's systems today are designed for interoperability among joint and collective forces on the digital battlefield. Our networked data links provide simultaneous communications among air and ground forces. Cubic's training systems integrate air-and-ground combat training in a single exercise and also consolidate joint training for amphibious exercises. SERVICES: Cubic is a respected leader in providing large scale, high-value services to government clients. Expertise includes constructive models and simulations, simulation support, live training mission support, studies and analysis, doctrine assessment and development, leader development, curriculum development/distance learning, battle simulation center support, military force modernization, national security consulting and operations support. Our training, readiness and communications capabilities include: Fully Integrated Combat Training Centers Air and Ground Combat Training Realistic Combat Environment Instrumentation Products Weapons Effects Simulation Communications Network Exercise Control and Monitoring “After Action Reviews” Tactical Engagement Simulation Products MILES 2000: Multiple Engagement Laser Simulation System IWESS: Infantry Weapons Effects Simulation Systems PCTS: Precision Combat Training System Battle Command Training and Education Senior-Level Leadership Training Training Systems Development, including the Joint Training System Battle Simulation Center Support Curriculum Development Simulation Support Models and Simulations Operations, Training & Exercises Doctrine Assessment and Development Training Mission Support Role-Playing Scenario Development Exercise Management Force Modernization Communications and Electronic Systems Radio-based Data Link Technology Advanced Military Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Data Links Embedded/Networked Air and Ground Training Range Communications Systems Software Development Software-definable Radios/Air Traffic Control Products Specialized Receivers and Amplifiers Combat Search & Rescue System/Handheld Radios Ground Collision Avoidance Systems
Locations:	CUBIC DEFENSE APPLICATIONS GROUPTop GROUP HEADQUARTERS 9333 Balboa Avenue San Diego, CA 92123 858-277-6780 858-505-1523 Fax Gerald R. Dinkel President and Chief Executive Officer TRAINING SYSTEMS BUSINESS UNIT Air Combat Training Systems Ground Combat Training Systems Tactical Engagement Simulation Systems 9333 Balboa Avenue San Diego, CA 92123 858-277-6780 858-505-1523 Fax Raymond C. Barker Senior Vice President & General Manager SIMULATION SYSTEMS DIVISION 2001 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, Fla. 32809-3803 Telephone: 407-859-7410 Fax.: 407-855-4840 Theresa W. Kohl Vice President & General Manager CUBIC FIELD SERVICES CANADA, LTD Suite 402, 222 Queen Street Ottawa Ontario K1P 5V9 613-233-5523 613-563-4284 Fax Robert T. Reilander President OSCMAR INTERNATIONAL LTD. (HEADQUARTERS) PO Box 6008 Wellesley Street Mt. Eden, Auckland, New Zealand 011-64-9-379-0360 011-64-9-373-9799 Fax Ernie L. Armijo General Manager OSCMAR SINGAPORE OFFICE 51 Goldhill Plaza #07-05 Singapore 308900 011-65-6258-9877 011 65-6356-2433 Fax Thomas Scott Managing Director MISSION SUPPORT BUSINESS UNIT HEADQUARTERS 4550 Third Ave., S.E. Suite B Lacey, WA 98503 360-493-6275 360-493-6195 Fax Jimmie L. Balentine Senior Vice President & General Manager C. Glenn Marsh Vice President & Deputy General Manager OPERATIONAL SUPPORT DIVISION One Enterprise Parkway, Suite 100 Hampton, VA 23666 757-722-0717 757-722-2585 Fax Richard D. Bristow Vice President & General Manager INFORMATION OPERATIONS DIVISION 2280 Decatur Road, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92106 619-523-0848 619-523-0855 Fax Alan D. Sargeant Vice President & General Manager THREAT TECHNOLOGIES DIVISION 5695 King Centre Drive, Suite 300 Kingstowne, VA 22315 703-924-3050 703-924-3070 Fax Jon D. Neasham Vice President & General Manager TRAINING & EDUCATION DIVISION 426 Delaware St., Suite C-3 Leavenworth, KS 66048 913-680-2021 913-651-5437 Fax Stanley F. Cherrie Vice President & General Manager WORLDWIDE TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION 2280 Decatur Road, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92106 858-505-2424 858-505-1543/1533 Fax Kevin J. Hayes Vice President & General Manager TRAINING SERVICES DIVISION One Enterprise Parkway, Suite 100 Alexandria, VA 23666 757-722-0717 757-722-2585 Fax Arnold A. Gaylor Vice President & General Manager JRTC MISSION SUPPORT P.O. BOX 3904 Fort Polk, LA 71459 337-51-0422 William C. David Vice President & General Manager COMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRONIC BUSINESS UNIT Communications & Avionics C4ISR Systems 9333 Balboa Avenue San Diego, CA 92123 858-505-2042 858-505-1593 Fax Richard M. Lober Senior Vice President & General Manager CUBIC ADVANCED TACTICAL SYSTEMS, LLC 2001 W. Oak Ridge Road, Suite 200 Orlando, FL 32809 407-206-3886 407-206-3887 FAX Michael L. Kelly President & CEO LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS WASHINGTON, D.C. Crystal Gateway Two, Suite 702 1225 S. Clark Street Arlington, VA 22202 703-415-1600 703-415-1608 Fax Jack W. Liddle Senior Vice President STRATEGIC OPERATIONS WASHINGTON, D.C. Crystal Gateway Two, Suite 702 1225 S. Clark Street Arlington, VA 22202 703-415-1600 703-415-1608 Fax Willaim M. Steele Senior Vice President & General Manager DEFENSE MODERNIZATION 5695 King Centre Drive, Suite 201 Kingstowne, VA 22315 703-971-2505 703-971-2506 Fax Larry G. Smith Vice President ORLANDO, FL 12000 Research Parkway, Suite 408 Orlando, FL 32826 407-273-5500 407-275-0200 Fax Edward Ward Regional Director SHALIMAR, FL 60 Second St., Suite 105 Shalimar, FL 32579 850-609-1600 850-609-0100 Fax Richard L. Dickson Regional Director LONDON Derwent House Kendal Avenue, Park Royal London W3 OXA UK 011-44-208-896-6402 011-44-208-992-8072 Fax David A. Williams Regional Directror BRUSSELS Cubic Corporation Ave Louise 149/24 Brussels, 1050 Belgium 011-32-2-535-7568 011-32-2-535-7575 Fax Michael W. David Corporate Vice President International Operations CUBIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS Top WORLDWIDE HEADQUARTERS CUBIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS, INC. 5650 Kearny Mesa Road San Diego, CA 92111 USA 858-268-3100 858-292-9987 Fax Walter C. Zable Chairman Richard A. Efland President and Chief Executive Officer David M. Lapczynski Chief Operating Officer WORLDWIDE MANUFACTURING CENTER 1308 South Washington Street Tullahoma, TN 37388 931-455-8524 931-455-2651 Fax AUSTRALIA OPERATIONS Cubic Transportation Systems (Australia) Pty Limited 3/11 Palmer Place, Murarie Queensland 4078 Australia +61-7-3907-3900 +61-7-3907-3986 Fax Robert A. Deiter Vice President and Project Director Australia Operations North America Operations U.S. REGIONAL OFFICES New York 245 West 17th Street, 8th Floor New York, NY 10011 212-255-1810 212-727-8394 Fax Richard Trenery Vice President, Northeast Region Washington, D.C. 3800 Concorde Pkwy. Suite 1500 Chantilly, VA 20151 703-802-2100 703-802-8985 Fax Chicago 500 N. Michigan Ave. Suite 300 Chicago, IL 60611 312-396-4144 312-396-4145 Fax John D. Satterfield Vice President, Business Development Central Region Los Angeles/San Diego 5650 Kearny Mesa Road San Diego, CA 92111 858-268-3100 858-292-9987 Fax David deKozan Vice President, Marketing Western Region Los Angeles Maintenance Facility / Customer Service Center 918 W. Venice Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90015 213-749-7901 213-749-7932 Fax European Operations CUBIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS LIMITED Automated Fare Collection House / Worldwide Customer Services Honeycrock Lane Salfords, Redhill, Surrey, RH1 5LA 44-1737-782200 44-1737-789759 Fax Ray de Kozan Chairman Nigel Bryant Managing Director London Service Centre Derwent House, Kendal Ave. Park Royal, London W3 0XA England 44-20-8896-6300 44-20-8992-8072 Fax Maintenance Centre 8 Gatton Park Business Centre Wells Place, Merstham Redhill, Surrey, RH1 3DR England 44-1737-782200 44-1737-648501 Fax CUBIC NORDIC Branch of Cubic Transportation Systems Limited Herstedøestervej 9 DK-2600, Glostrup Denmark 45-43-43-3999 45-43-43-3488 Fax Cubic Transportation Systems (DEUTSCHLAND) GMBH Am Hauptbahnof 16 D-60329 Frankfurt Germany 49-69-264-864-0 49-69-264-864-29 Fax
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