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Winning the Undersea Domain: Ocean Intelligence, Energy, and Decision Advantage

  • Port of San Diego, Administration Building 3165 Pacific Highway San Diego, CA 92101 United States (map)


Ocean intelligence is advancing rapidly, but deployment is lagging.

This forum is designed to define pilot opportunities, form strategic partnerships, and unlock pathways to funding and real-world deployment.

From sensing to decision advantage, this is where capability moves into operation.

Overview

TMA BlueTech is convening a Mobilization Forum focused on a core challenge in maritime operations: how ocean intelligence is deployed, integrated, and translated into real-world capability.

Advances in sensing, autonomy, and data systems are accelerating. But without alignment across operators, infrastructure, and integration pathways, these capabilities remain fragmented and underutilized.

This session is specifically designed to identify near-term pilot opportunities, integration pathways, and funding or commercialization routes for participating organizations.

Participants will engage in a closed-door working session to identify pilot opportunities, integration pathways, and collaboration models that enable ocean intelligence to support maritime operations, energy infrastructure, and decision-making at scale.

Participation is curated and limited to organizations actively engaged in or enabling deployment within the next 6 to 18 months.

Why Participate

  • Access near-term pilot and deployment opportunities across ocean intelligence and maritime operations

  • Engage directly with operators, integrators, and infrastructure stakeholders

  • Shape integration pathways that move technologies from concept to operational use

  • Gain visibility into real-world constraints influencing procurement and deployment

  • Identify pathways to funding, procurement, and revenue-generating deployment opportunities

  • Position your organization within follow-on initiatives tied to BlueTech Month and international engagement

Who Should Apply

This forum is designed for organizations that can directly influence deployment, integration, or funding.

Participants may include:

  • Maritime and defense operators

  • Ocean intelligence and sensing technology providers

  • Autonomous and platform developers

  • Energy and offshore infrastructure stakeholders

  • Systems integrators and engineering partners

  • Ports, regulators, and permitting experts

  • Investors and capital partners

Participation is curated and limited based on relevance to near-term deployment opportunities.

Strategic Participants

This session is anchored by leading TMA BlueTech member organizations, including NORBIT, Nortek, and the Port of San Diego, organizations actively deploying and scaling ocean intelligence capabilities across operational environments.

Their role in this Forum is not passive. As core members of the TMA ecosystem, they will help shape the discussion around real-world constraints, integration challenges, and actionable pathways to deployment.

Format

This is not a panel or public event.

The forum is structured as a closed-door working session designed to drive outcomes:

  • Strategic framing of the operational challenge

  • Identification of deployment and integration barriers

  • Facilitated working sessions focused on actionable pathways

Each working group is expected to define a clear pathway toward deployment, including partners, integration requirements, and next steps.

What Will Come of This

This forum is designed to move beyond alignment and into execution.

Participants will leave with:

  • Defined opportunities for pilot deployment

  • Identified partners for integration and collaboration

  • Clear visibility into funding and commercialization pathways

  • Next steps toward real-world implementation

Expected Outcomes

One to two defined pilot opportunities with aligned partners and deployment context

  1. Identification of integration pathways across sensing, energy, and maritime operations

  2. Clear pathways toward funding, procurement, or commercialization

  3. Defined next-step ownership to advance toward execution

About the Mobilization Forum Model

TMA’s Mobilization Forums are designed to accelerate real-world capability by bringing the right actors into the room.

Key characteristics:

  • Curated participation

  • Operator and deployment focus

  • No panels or passive formats

  • Defined, actionable outputs

  • Continuity across TMA programming and international initiatives

Participation

Participation is limited and subject to approval.

TMA Members

Members receive priority access to participate and shape outcomes.

Non-TMA Members

A limited number of non-member organizations may be invited based on strategic relevance and ability to contribute to near-term deployment and pilot opportunities.

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