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Huntington Ingalls Industries has landed the final part of a new main mast for the U.S. Navy's sixth Nimitz-class USS George Washington aircraft carrier.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said the company may use SuperDraco abort thrusters to safely land Crew Dragon in the event of a parachute malfunction, Teslarati reported Sunday.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has tapped Praxis to oversee mission planning for the Robotic Servicing for Geosynchronous Satellites program following Maxar Technologies’ departure from the effort in January, Space News reported Sunday.
United Launch Alliance’s Delta IV rocket lifted off Friday carrying the U.S. Air Force’s satellite communications platform designed to support U.S. forces and allied troops.
Brian Cairns, a more than 18-year federal government and industry veteran, has been named vice president of business development and strategy for government services at Reston, Va.-based technology consulting firm Ventera.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce Mark Gerencser, chairman of the University of Maryland University College Board of Directors, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena — for leading and supporting UMUC through non-academic initiatives like AccelerEd.
Brian Neely, chief information officer and chief information security officer for American Systems, said the company is looking forward to applying the crowdsourced security testing model to its third-party testing portfolio.
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, senior vice president of government strategy and policy at Inmarsat Government, has said a managed service model for satellite communications can offer advantages for defense agencies in the areas of connectivity, user experience and information security.
United Launch Alliance is set to launch the U.S. Air Force’s 10th wideband communications satellite using its Delta IV rocket on Friday.
FLIR Systems is set to open a location in Arlington, Va., that will serve as the company’s new headquarters and support the delivery of its offerings to government customers and east coast industry partners.
Lockheed Martin and French 4G technology provider Sequans Communications are working together to develop an LTE-to-satellite communications solution. The goal of the partnership is to make it possible for LTE devices to network directly with satellites in geostationary orbit, Sequans said Tuesday.
