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Anduril Industries will invest over $75 million to expand its solid rocket motor production facility in McHenry, Mississippi. Anduril said Monday that the investment would increase the annual production capacity of propellant mixing and solid rocket motor from 600 to over 6,000 tactical-scale solid rocket motors. In addition to expanding its 450-acre Mississippi Solid Rocket […] More
Bow River Capital is partnering with the O’Neil Group‘s ONE Funds to create ONE Bow River Advisers, or One Bow River, a joint venture that will invest in critical data solutions that aid national defense. In a press statement Wednesday, Blair Richardson, founder and CEO of Bow Rover Capital, said, “Bringing together the expertise of […] More
HawkEye 360, a space-based radio frequency data and analytics provider, has announced the grand opening of its new corporate headquarters in Herndon, Virginia. The company said Tuesday that the new 13,297-square-foot facility is situated on the same campus as its Advanced Technology Development Center. John Serafini, CEO of HawkEye 360, stated, “Our new headquarters in […] More
RIVA Solutions has appointed Gerald Caron, former chief information officer for the International Trade Administration, as its new vice president of Cybersecurity. Caron brings to the McLean, Virginia-based information technology government contractor and systems integrator more than 20 years of experience as a leader in global IT operations and cybersecurity, RIVA said Monday. As ITA […] More
Omni Federal has received an award from the U.S. Special Operations Command to develop the combatant command’s enterprise training marketplace within Digital University. The training marketplace addresses the need of SOCOM units for an Amazon-like platform where approved training services from reputable vendors can be browsed, purchased and managed, Omni Federal said Thursday. Work under […] More
RTX business Collins Aerospace will invest $200 million to expand carbon brake production at its manufacturing facility in Spokane, Washington. The plan is to grow the site by more than 50 percent and add 70,000 square feet over a multi-year period, RTX said Tuesday. Matt Maurer, vice president and general manager for landing systems at […] More
Aerojet Rocketdyne, a provider of propulsion and power systems for rockets, spacecraft and other space vehicles, is expanding its operations in Huntsville, Alabama. The subsidiary of defense company L3Harris Technologies said Tuesday that it aims to increase the production and deliveries of solid rocket motors to meet elevated demand. The Advanced Manufacturing Facility also produces non-energetic components […] More
Ironwave Technologies, a radio frequency and microwave technology provider, welcomed Scott Sanders, a retired U.S. Navy rear admiral, to its advisory board. In addition to his military background, Sanders brings extensive experience from the aerospace and defense industries to the Manassas, Virginia-based company, Ironwave said Thursday. Anthony Lisuzzo, president and CEO of Ironwave, commented on […] More
Edge Autonomy, a provider of uncrewed autonomous systems, hosted an event at its Huntsville, Alabama, facility to mark the expansion of services at that site. Because of the increasing demand for its products and services, the company said Monday that it plans to double the size of the facility and increase production capacity in the […] More
Macquarie Capital, a global financial services group, announced investing in Earth Resources Technology, a data systems and technology company that supports federal government agencies. In a press release Tuesday, Jared Doskow, senior managing director at Macquarie Capital Growth and Technology, said, “We look forward to supporting ERT in expanding its client base, adding additional capacity and […] More
Textron Systems, a part of industrial conglomerate Textron, announced a collaboration with Kodiak Robotics to develop an autonomous military ground vehicle that can operate in advanced terrain environments. In a press release Monday, David Phillips, senior vice president of land and sea systems at Textron Systems, said, “Joining forces with Kodiak allows us to bring […] More
Auterion, the builder of software-defined computing platforms for drones and autonomous systems, has completed the transfer of its corporate headquarters from Moorpark in South California to Arlington, Virginia, a move that brings the company closer to private and public sector clients, particularly federal agencies and defense-related customers. In a press release Wednesday, Lorenz Meier, CEO of Auterion, said, "Being physically closer to our customers allows us to provide more responsive support and collaborate more effectively."
