COLSA (Huntsville) currently supports the following Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center programs:

Aviation Systems Integration Facility (ASIF) –As the Prime Contractor, COLSA Corporation provides management, operation, and engineering services for the ASIF Systems Integration Laboratories (SILs). The ASIF consists of a suite of platform independent, reconfigurable system integration laboratories (SILs) that provide the AMRDEC the capability of performing avionics systems engineering, integration, and system test; so as to provide technical risk reduction to established programs. The ASIF consists of one fixed SIL, two mobile SILs, a mobile ground station (MGS) and a portable erectable (106ft) mast capable of supporting a 500lb payload. The ASIF has organic assets that allow it to reconfigure and support up to three ASIF SILs matching Army aviation platforms that utilize the Common Avionics Architecture (CAAS). 

Systems and Computer Resource Support (SCRS) – COLSA provides systems and computer resource support to Software Engineering Directorate (SED). Systems support includes: Army Tactical Missile System (TACMS), Patriot Operations and Network, Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) Performance Analysis, Ground-Based Midcourse Defense (GMD), Java Agent Development Environment (JADE), Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS), Secondary Multi-Function Display (SMFD), Test, Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE), Aviation Mission Planning System (AMPS), Unmanned Aerial Vehicle/ Mobile Utilities Support Equipment (UAV/MUSE), Aviation System Integration Laboratory (SIL). Provide program management, system engineering, software engineering, testing and analysis, simulation and support software development, software quality assurance, and foreign military sales.

Hypersonic Missile Technology Research and Operations Center (HMTROC) – The High Performance Computer (HPC) facility that COLSA has designed, implemented, and manages for the HMT program consists of 9108 processors delivering 65.11 Teraflops of processing power. Additionally, COLSA provides advanced software services to increase the efficiency of the CFD programs that utilize the processing power of the HMT program. COLSA has developed an Advanced Man/Machine Interface Design consisting of Touch Screen and Large Format Display Technologies, Whole System Management through unified interfaces, Local and Remote Monitoring of System and Job performance, Queue management and Monitoring, Monitoring of File System Performance, Automated Disaster Response, Network Intrusion Detection and Response, Facility Temperature and Environmental Control, Uninterruptible Power and Power Conditioning, Physical Security Assets, Audio/Video Surveillance Technologies, including infrared, Streaming Audio/Video Technologies and Tele-presence, Standards-based Video Teleconferencing and VOIP, DoD-Approved Encryption Technologies, and Archival Mass-Storage, Backup, and Media Management.