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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Boeing has awarded Hughes Network Systems a contract to develop satellite communications subsystems to support a U.S. Air Force ground system designed to facilitate and secure connectivity for military personnel.
Microsoft, financial services provider Mastercard and enterprise software vendor Workday have signed up for a public-private initiative that aims to build the country's cybersecurity talent pipeline.
General Atomics’ electromagnetic systems business and Airbus Group's Tesat-Spacecom subsidiary agreed to jointly develop free-space optical communication terminals intended for U.S. defense and intelligence use.
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory partnered with the Global Resilience Institute at Northeastern University to develop approaches to protect critical infrastructure in the event of an attack, accident or natural disaster.
BAE Systems has introduced a software-defined radio technology that offers multiple transceiver channels designed to support on-orbit reprogramming and signals processing for military or commercial spacecraft platforms.
The U.S. Air Force is looking for an 8(a) certifed contractor to provide information security support services to the 25th Air Force and the service brach's other units that operate within the continental U.S.
Jennifer Ward, senior director of solutions engineering at Salesforce, said using a specific cloud computing model can help federal agencies modernize systems, save money and increase customer satisfaction.
Melvin Greer, chief data scientist of Intel, said that agencies need to improve readiness at the operational, technological and organizational levels to utilize artificial intelligence as a strategic asset.
