The HPCMP supports DoD objectives through research, development, test, and evaluation (RDT&E). Scientists and engineers that focus on science and technology (S&T) to solve complex defense challenges benefit from HPC innovation. The HPCMP is organized into three components to achieve its goals. These components are HPC Centers, Networking, and Software Applications Support.

Baseline Configuration (BC) is an HPC Centers project tasked to define a common set of capabilities and functions to enable users to work more productively when using the HPC resources at multiple computing centers.

User Advocacy Group

The User Advocacy Group provides a forum for users of HPCMP resources to influence policies and practices of the Program; to facilitate the exchange of information between the user community and the HPCMP; to serve as an advocate for HPCMP users; and to advise the HPC Modernization Program Office on policy and operational matters related the HPCMP.