Andromeda Systems is Attending Sea-Air-Space 2026

When it comes to maritime defense, there is no larger stage than Sea-Air-Space. Andromeda Systems Incorporated (ASI) is proud to announce our attendance at Sea-Air-Space 2026, the Navy League’s Global Maritime Exposition, taking place April 19–22, 2026, at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland.

About Sea-Air-Space

Sea-Air-Space is powered by the Navy League of the United States, a nonprofit civilian, educational, and advocacy organization founded in 1902 with the support of President Theodore Roosevelt. For more than a century, the Navy League has been a voice for maritime strength, championing the Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and U.S.-flag Merchant Marine.

Sea-Air-Space itself is recognized as the premier maritime exposition in the United States. It brings together defense industry leaders, top military decision-makers, and maritime professionals from around the world to share the latest advancements across the maritime domain. Over three impactful days, the event delivers an unmatched combination of strategic programming, high-level speakers, and networking opportunities.

Why Sea-Air-Space Stands Out

Sea-Air-Space isn’t just a trade show. It’s where the maritime defense community comes to do business, shape policy, and drive innovation. Here’s what makes it the must-attend event of the year:

• Senior Military and Government Leaders: SAS 2026 features keynote addresses from the Secretary of the Navy and OMB Director Russell Vought, offering direct access to the decision-makers shaping defense priorities.
• Expansive Exhibit Floor: Hundreds of exhibitors showcase the latest maritime technology, systems, and services—from shipbuilding and undersea systems to logistics, sustainment, and emerging technologies.
• High-Value Programming: Special events span all three days, including the Sea Services Luncheon, the Navy League Luncheon, a Congressional Breakfast, and a High-Road Leadership Luncheon featuring author and leadership expert John C. Maxwell.
• Workforce and Transition Opportunities: The Transition Connection Hiring Event on April 20 connects transitioning service members with defense industry employers—a direct reflection of the Navy League’s long-standing commitment to those who serve.
• Global Maritime Community: With international attendees and events like the International Maritime Reception, Sea-Air-Space brings a truly global perspective to U.S. maritime strength and partnerships.

Andromeda Systems at Sea-Air-Space 2026

ASI has deep roots in the defense and maritime sectors. Our expertise in physical asset management, supportability analysis, and systems engineering directly supports the Navy’s mission to keep its fleet mission-ready, from ships and aircraft to ground support equipment and complex logistics systems.

Whether it’s applying Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) to extend asset life, conducting Failure Mode, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) to reduce operational risk, or developing Logistics Product Data (LPD) to support sustainment planning, ASI brings proven methodologies to some of the most demanding operational environments in the world.

Sea-Air-Space brings together exactly the kind of leaders, engineers, and program managers we work alongside every day. We’re looking forward to reconnecting with partners, meeting new ones, and contributing to the conversations that matter most for the future of U.S. maritime strength.