Ita International

ITA International provides global support services focusing on the maritime and coastal environments. It offers operational planning and analysis services in the areas of security and anti-terrorism awareness, mission analysis, operational support, vulnerability and site assessments, emergency management, disaster relief, civil-military and special operations, irregular warfare operations, expeditionary warfare operations, operations center operations, and modeling and simulation/ISO analysis. ITA International also offers training services and exercises in the areas of individual-, unit-, and organizational-level curriculum development and training support, cross-cultural competency, weapons, small boats, civil affairs, security and surveillance detection, diving and salvage, exercise design, development, and execution, modeling and simulation/ISO analysis, and training program management. Moreover, it offers technical solutions and maritime technical support services in the areas of small boat operations, port operations, riverine operations, diving and salvage, and maritime security, security services such as threat and vulnerability assessments, security planning and operations, surveillance detection, and security program management, and logistics services that include logistics assessments and planning, operational logistics, disaster relief logistics, and logistic program management. Further, ITA International offers construction and engineering management services such as engineering, construction, and program management, and analysis and planning. Furthermore, it enables its clients to build partnerships with other organizations by providing support services in the areas of cross-cultural competency, civil affairs training, partnership building and irregular warfare, and international operations. ITA International serves the U.S. government; federal, state, and local agencies; and the private sector worldwide. Mike Melo founded it in 2000, with its headquarters in Yorktown in Virginia.

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