Cass-adsi

CASS-ADSI is a subsidiary of CASS, a veteran-owned and service-disabled small business. CASS-ADSI provides services to international governments and commercial clients. The company is based in Temecula, California, United States, at One Ridgegate Drive, Suite 145. The firm works in aviation consulting and aircrew training.

CASS says its mission is to merge military and civil expertise into one entity focused on specific aviation challenges. The site says the group has decades of military operational, maintenance, logistical and command experience. It says this covers conflicts from Vietnam to Afghanistan and today's focus on near-peer threats.

The site also describes civil aviation experience. It says the group has worked on domestic and international operations with major US air carriers. It lists the company's Core NAICS codes, which include support activities for air transportation, engineering services and flight training.

The site says the group was key to the Airbus A-330 MRTT tanker. It says the group helped design, test, certify and deliver that aircraft. It also says the group developed training programs for A-330 MRTT crewmembers, including pilots and air refueling operators.

CASS also has extensive experience in aerial firefighting training. The site says the group has trained crewmembers from several foreign countries. The training covers the use of the Modular Aerial Firefighting System (MAFFS) made by the United Aeronautical Corporation. The site says projects range from small to large, in both government and private sectors, in the United States and abroad.

The contact page lists business contacts for the CASS LLC president, the CASS-ADSI president and the CASS-ADSI vice president of business development. The phone number for the Temecula office is (949) 586-6000. The site also has a section for employment consideration through the company's human resources team.

The home page says the group offers focused, cross-functional expertise to analyze, create and carry out solutions for complex problems. The site says the group works on projects for both government and private sector clients. Those projects can be domestic or international. The site also lists aerial firefighting aircrew training and aviation consulting services as its two main service areas.