DoW and DLA Enhance Military Readiness with JAMA IV 3D Printing Program
The U.S. Department of War and DLA have initiated the JAMA IV Pilot Parts Program, allocating $3.3 billion in FY 2026 for additive manufacturing. This strategic investment aims to boost military platform sustainment and supply chain resilience through validated 3D printed components, presenting new opportunities for specialized vendors.
Key Signals
- DoW allocates $3.3B in FY 2026 for 3D printing initiatives
- DLA selects Nikon AM Synergy for pilot production of additive parts
- Stratasys Direct joins JAMA IV program enhancing contract manufacturing capabilities
"We are very proud to support the DLA by enabling agile, on-demand production of critical components and strengthening supply chain resilience for mission-ready operations."
The U.S. Department of War and Defense Logistics Agency have taken significant steps to advance the JAMA IV Pilot Parts Program in 2026. This initiative underscores a commitment to enhance military readiness through the use of additive manufacturing technologies.
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The DLA awarded Nikon AM Synergy a JAMA IV IDIQ contract to pilot production of metal additive manufacturing parts, enhancing warfighter readiness.
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Stratasys Direct was selected for the JAMA IV Pilot Parts Program, highlighting the importance of contract manufacturing for rapid deployment of 3D printed components.
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The program’s multimillion-dollar contracts suggest increasing demand for vendors with expertise in certified additive manufacturing processes.
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Procurement professionals are encouraged to explore the strategic focus on AM technologies in defense supply chains, aligning capabilities with JAMA IV program requirements.
Agencies
- U.S. Department of War
- Defense Logistics Agency
- U.S. Air Force
- U.S. Naval Air Systems Command
- America Makes
Vendors
- Stratasys Direct
- Stratasys
- Nikon AM Synergy
- Velo3D
- Applied Rapid Technologies