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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Hear about the latest product and service offerings from the government contracting industry’s leading providers. The Government Technology News section highlights developments in aerospace, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, defense, C4ISR, cloud, hypersonics, and space.
TechnoMile is offering a new program designed to expand business opportunities in government contracting through strategic collaborations. The TechnoMile Partner Program was introduced to build “strong, collaborative relationships with other leaders in the federal marketplace,” Billy Biggs, the company’s chief revenue officer and president, said in the announcement of the platform’s launch Tuesday. “This program […] More
Government contractors are under increasing pressure to modernize agencies’ IT infrastructures while meeting strict compliance requirements and maintaining operational efficiency. Outmoded legacy systems, siloed data and inconsistent modernization efforts make it challenging for these organizations to keep up with today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape. Integrated IT infrastructure provides a solution, enabling government contractors to streamline […] More
Microsoft has improved multitenant security for its government cloud customers, or GCC, including Department of Defense clients, to enable cross-cloud visibility and centralize security management. With the enhancement, GCC High or DOD users can add remote GCC or commercial tenants to their View panel, Microsoft said in a blog published Tuesday. From just a single […] More
The Defense Information Systems Agency has granted the artificial intelligence data cloud company Snowflake an Impact Level 5, or IL5, provisional authorization on AWS GovCloud US West. The clearance authorizes Snowflake service offerings to Department of Defense units and their industry mission partners on tasks that require the highest protection level for controlled unclassified information, […] More
A recently released study titled “2024 Data Threat Report — Federal Edition” reveals that, in 2024, only 13 percent of federal agencies and organizations reported having suffered a data security breach over the preceding 12 months, a significant decline compared to 2021, when data breaches were reported by 47 percent of respondents, according to Gina […] More
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has added new features to HPE Aruba Networking Central, its flagship artificial intelligence-powered network management platform. The updates provide “unprecedented network management deployment flexibility” for customers in the private and government sectors, Phil Mottram, HPE’s executive vice president and Aruba Networking general manager, said in the company’s Tuesday announcement on the platform’s […] More
Oceus demonstrated its 5G network during the recent Integrated Training Exercise 1-25 aimed at sharpening the capabilities of the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Training Command at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California. The company’s 5G platform is helping the U.S. Marine Corps’ innovation and network extension to improve mission-critical activities, […] More
Government technology provider Arcfield and artificial intelligence company C3 AI are synthesizing their tools and capabilities in a partnership for enterprise AI applications designed to further improve services to defense and intelligence agencies. The collaboration will work to accelerate AI adoption across Arcfield and its clients, Kevin Kelly, Arcfield’s chairman and CEO and a Wash100 awardee, […] More
Dell Technologies is preparing government and private sector availability of its Project Fort Zero on-premises private cloud cybersecurity platform following its validation under the Department of Defense’s Zero Trust Reference Architecture, or ZTRA, standards. “Dell has laid the groundwork for a turnkey zero trust solution that global organizations can look forward to leveraging the moment […] More
Modern U.S. Air Force weapon systems are notorious for their long development timelines. The service believes a digital transformation concept called digital materiel management, or DMM, will help the service field new equipment and technologies faster. Kyle Hurst, USAF Digital Transformation Office chief, said in February that it takes the service about 16 years to develop […] More
CACI International and the U.S. Military Academy at West Point will work jointly on electronic warfare technology advancements under a five-year cooperative research and development agreement, or CRADA. John Mengucci, CACI president and CEO, said in a statement Monday that the agreement a “groundbreaking” effort providing West Point cadets exclusive access to the company’s EW […] More
Maxar Intelligence is introducing for commercial and military use a new software suite called Raptor designed for drone navigation in GPS-denied locations. In a company announcement Tuesday, Peter Wilczynski, Maxar chief product officer, described Raptor as a game-changer for customers, using the company’s 3D global terrain data ensuring autonomous systems functionality even with much GPS […] More
