Every room we’ve briefed, on the record.
On symposium floors, in prime briefings and demonstrations, and in direct engagement with Defense leaders, commercial industries, state stakeholders and municipalities, fuel efficiency and operational endurance keep coming up as the need in the room. This page is that record.
From Defense programs to economic development.
Oklahoma APEX / ICBS; the CUAS Forum at FISTA; the FIRES / Field Artillery & Air Defense Symposium.
Oklahoma National Guard / FIRO; the Fort Sill / Fires ecosystem; 65th Field Artillery Brigade-related engagement; a SOCOM demonstration pathway.
Leidos / Dynetics; KBR; BAE Systems; Lockheed Martin; Torch Technologies / FISTA; RXR Worldwide.
First Maintenance; Imperial Companies; Core-Mark; oilfield and industrial generator applications.
OMES; OCAST / Oklahoma Catalyst; legislative and economic-development engagement; Duncan-area manufacturing growth.
NMED / Clean Transportation; Roswell / Chaves County economic development; JTIP; LEDA; workforce and manufacturing expansion.
SBIR; Army xTech; AFWERX; DARPAConnect; SOFWERX; GVSC; NAMC.
What they asked about
KBR
Briefed on the fuel burden of generator fleets and heavy vehicles supporting operations across the CENTCOM theater (United States Central Command). Interest expressed in on-demand fuel production as a way to extend endurance and reduce fuel demand at deployed sites.
Leidos / Dynetics
Discussed as an add-on for next-generation autonomous ground vehicles that still run combustion engines: producing fuel on the move so the vehicle stays on mission longer without growing its logistics tail.
Oklahoma National Guard / FIRO
Innovation-cell discussions with the Oklahoma Army National Guard, through its Force Integration Readiness Officer, on how a pilot retrofit of existing Guard vehicles would be structured. Benefits, fuel savings and efficiencies would be measured in the field before any wider decision.
Where the work happens.
Rooted in the Lawton / Fort Sill Fires ecosystem, working manufacturing growth in Duncan and state-government pathways in Oklahoma City, with expansion planning underway in Roswell, New Mexico.
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Where the pathways started.
Symposiums and trade shows are where engagement begins. DFGD works the floor, then runs structured follow-up campaigns segmented by military, government, industry and network contacts.
FIRES / Field Artillery & Air Defense Symposium: static display and segmented follow-up campaign
- 2026
CUAS Forum at FISTA
- 2026
Oklahoma APEX / ICBS
Systems that follow through.
The DFGD operating funnel
Engagement → Pilot → Data → Portfolio Alignment → Scale. Every opportunity has an owner, a status and a next action.
The FIRES follow-up campaign
Structured follow-up segmented across military, government, industry and general-network contacts.
The commercial pilot methodology
Select → Baseline → Install → Operate/Monitor → Measure → Review, the protocol behind every fleet pilot.
The New Mexico expansion model
Manufacturing, JTIP workforce reimbursement, LEDA infrastructure and veteran workforce integration, connected as one model.
The Duncan manufacturing work
Facility layout, training curriculum, apprenticeship concepts and production-support systems.
Meet us on the record.
At a symposium, a briefing or a demonstration. Every engagement gets structured follow-up, an owner and a next action.