Sustainment and DMSMS
Recover missing CAD to support alternate sourcing and obsolescence planning for legacy mechanical parts.
Defense & Obsolescence
Rebuild missing technical data for legacy defense parts
Recover geometry and source traceability for sustainment teams. Address missing technical data, obsolescence and readiness through your established engineering-release process.
Unclassified self-service · controlled scope by agreement
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Keep missing technical data from blocking sustainment
Today
Long-lived equipment can outlast its suppliers, drawings and CAD systems. Diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages (DMSMS) add pressure to recover a usable technical baseline.
With Voluminate
Reconstruct geometry from legacy evidence, document what is known and support technical data package (TDP) completion and replacement-sourcing decisions.
Who it’s for
Teams
- Sustainment engineers
- DMSMS managers
- TDP owners
- MRO / procurement
Industries
- Defense sustainment
- Legacy platforms
- Depot maintenance
Processes
- CNC machining
- Casting
- Forging
- Additive manufacturing
The workflow
From source evidence to your next decision
- 01
Choose the approved data path
Use self-service only for unclassified, unrestricted sources. Discuss controlled data and sovereign-deployment requirements separately.
- 02
Recover the geometry
Reconstruct mechanical-part geometry from the approved drawings, scans and source evidence.
- 03
Build the technical baseline
Pair the model with available source requirements, QA findings and an agreed Engineer Checked or Built scope.
- 04
Support readiness decisions
Take the reviewed evidence into configuration management, procurement, inspection and operational approval.
What you get
TDP reconstruction support
Combine recovered geometry and source traceability with your material, tolerance, inspection and configuration records.
Security requirements by agreement
Review ISO/IEC 27001 certification requirements, hosting jurisdiction, providers and access with our team. Controlled-data and sovereign deployments require an agreed processing scope.
Source & deliverable evidence
A technical-data hand-off, not just a model
This bracket drawing and parts list illustrate source evidence for a reconstruction. Use the hand-off checklist below to scope your technical data package; it is not a claim that a complete TDP is automatically generated.
- 01
Source baseline
Approved drawing, revision and available parts-list records
- 02
Recovered geometry
Reviewed CAD and scoped engineering deliverables
- 03
Requirements
Material, tolerances and inspection records supplied or approved by your team
- 04
Release record
Your configuration, qualification and operational approvals
Your numbers, your business case
Build the case for a sustainment backlog
Estimate CAD reconstruction and review effort. Security, deployment, qualification and procurement costs require separate assessment.
Questions about defense & obsolescence
What may I upload to the self-service workflow?
Only unclassified, unrestricted drawings that your organization permits you to process in the standard service. Unclassified does not mean free of export-control or contractual restrictions.
How does this support DMSMS and obsolescence?
Recovering missing geometry supports engineering review and alternate sourcing when original suppliers or design files are unavailable. Your organization controls qualification and procurement decisions.
Does Voluminate generate a complete TDP?
It supports geometry reconstruction and source traceability. A complete technical data package also requires your approved material, tolerance, inspection, configuration and other program records.
Is ISO/IEC 27001 certification confirmed?
Certification requirements and evidence should be reviewed with our team for the contracted scope. This page does not assert a currently verified ISO/IEC 27001 certificate or defense accreditation.
Can we discuss controlled data and sovereign deployment?
Yes. Book a call to review classification, jurisdiction, providers, access and contractual requirements before sharing controlled data. The additional Full Control architecture remains an Enterprise roadmap capability.
Is a reconstructed part approved for operational use?
No. Your engineering release, configuration management, inspection and sector-specific approval processes determine suitability for operational use.