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Exiger at AUSA 2026

The Readiness Questions Behind AUSA Go Below Tier 1

A critical part with one qualified source. A constrained material or production process. A supplier several tiers removed from the prime. Meet Exiger at AUSA to discuss where these dependencies affect Army production and sustainment, how to identify them earlier and what teams can do while options remain.

Dates

October 12-14, 2026

Location

Walter E. Washington Convention Center · Washington, D.C.

BOOTH

Booth #969

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Continue the Conversation on Tuesday Night

Join Army, government and defense industry leaders for a candid discussion on industrial base capacity, sustainment, critical dependencies, alternative sourcing and the role of AI in readiness.

No panels. No presentations. Just the people working these problems from different sides of the defense industrial base.

DateOctober 13, 2026
Time6:00-9:00 PM ET
VenueDirty Habit, Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Washington, D.C.
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Army Readiness

What Can Actually Stop Production or Sustainment?

Funding and prime-contractor capacity do not guarantee readiness. A single approved part, facility, process, material or lower-tier supplier can still become the constraint.

Army Teams Need to Know:

  • Which dependencies can affect weapon-system availability?
  • Where does supplier diversity collapse around one facility, process or material?
  • Which critical parts lack a qualified alternative?
  • Where are ownership, capacity or geopolitical risks entering below Tier 1?
  • Where is there still time to protect inventory, engage a supplier or qualify another source?

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Connect Supply Chain Risk to Readiness

At AUSA, see how Exiger connects Army data with supplier, product, part, facility and material intelligence to identify the dependencies most likely to affect production and sustainment.

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Trace Weapon-System Dependencies

Connect platforms to critical parts, suppliers, facilities, materials and production processes.

Detect Readiness Risk Earlier

Identify single-source exposure, capacity constraints, ownership risk, material dependence and disruption.

Investigate With AI Agents

Use specialized agents to examine supplier, part, facility and event data, evaluate evidence and surface issues that require attention.

Move From Finding to Action

Evaluate alternatives, prioritize supplier engagement and track mitigation through resolution.

Army Workflows

From Supply Chain Signal to Readiness Action

Acquisition

Assess supplier, ownership, sub-tier and product risk before award and throughout the contract lifecycle.

Sustainment

Connect part and supplier conditions to maintenance, replenishment and production requirements.

Industrial Base

Find single-source parts, constrained facilities and processes, fragile suppliers and upstream material dependencies.

Alternative Sourcing

Identify potential sources and assess the qualification, capacity and technical requirements needed to make them usable.

Continuous Monitoring

Track changes across suppliers, facilities, materials, ownership and geopolitical events that affect priority systems.

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