Allan Grosvenor
CEO
40 kWe
Target continuous output
If there is no runway, road, or port, Tam Fortis is the only reactor that arrives. Five years of firm power with no diesel, no water, no concrete and no on-site crew.
Defense & National Security
Tam Fortis is designed for expeditionary and mission-critical environments where compact, resilient power is required close to the point of need.
Tam Fortis is designed to support remote critical-mineral operations where dependable power and reduced diesel logistics are important to continuous operations.
Tam Fortis is designed to provide deployable power for emergency operations and critical services in locations where grid infrastructure is unavailable or disrupted.
Tam Fortis is designed to support critical operations in remote or infrastructure-constrained environments where traditional energy systems are difficult to deploy.
Tam Fortis is developing Sentinel AI to support autonomous reactor operation using physics-based modelling, digital-twin simulation and continuous system monitoring. Consequential actions remain governed by validated physical limits, with human oversight and shutdown authority retained.
Idaho National Laboratory
Advancing the pathway toward testing and validation.
Technical Validation
Evaluation of system design, interfaces and deployment concepts.
Regulatory Progress
Supporting the pathway from development through testing and licensing.
CEO
Chief Visionary
Regulatory Veteran
Applied Innovation Leader
Strategic Advisor — Business Development & Capital Strategy
Nuclear Operations Advisor
Strategic Advisor — Government Engagement
Strategic Advisor — Commercialization
At TEVCON 2026 in San Diego, Tam Fortis presented its 40 kWe mobile microreactor alongside leaders from the NRC, Army Applications Laboratory, Defense Innovation Unit and Idaho National Laboratory, reinforcing...
Explore announcement →Tam Fortis and MSBAI demonstrated a working closed-loop control prototype using Model Predictive Control, digital-twin simulation and validated physics to support autonomous...
The Tam Fortis team spent two days at Idaho National Laboratory visiting EBR-I, NRIC DOME, MARVEL, the Advanced Test Reactor and key...
Tam Fortis filed formal comments on the NRC’s proposed Part 57 framework, defining a safety approach where validated physics governs safety-significant decisions...
Tam Fortis is developing a compact, sealed nuclear microreactor designed to provide continuous power in remote, infrastructure-limited, and mission-critical environments.
The current design targets transport by road or air, including deployment by pickup truck or helicopter.
Potential applications include defense operations, disaster response, remote communities, critical infrastructure, mining, and other locations where reliable grid power is unavailable.
Sentinel AI is Tam Fortis’ monitoring and control system, combining physics-based modelling, forecasting, anomaly detection and verification against defined operating limits.
The platform is currently under development and validation. Commercial deployment will depend on testing, licensing, manufacturing and regulatory approval.