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Global accreditation body NQA has recommended Cambridge International Systems for an ISO 9001:2015 recertification following an assessment of the latter’s management systems. NQA conducted an external audit of Cambridge’s management systems supporting defense and national security services, Cambridge said Wednesday.
Planned Systems International has appointed Pamela Graff, founder of QuarterLine and a 20-year industry veteran, as chief strategy officer of the Arlington, Va.-based healthcare information technology services contractor.
Twenty-five representatives from the public and private sectors have been appointed to serve on a new board that will develop strategies to improve the state of the U.S. workforce. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Ivanka Trump, adviser to the president, co-chair the recently created American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, the Department of Commerce said Wednesday.
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Lockheed Martin has opened a $50M research-and-development facility in Orlando, Fla., that will house engineering, business and program management activities in support of its missiles and fire control segment. The company said Wednesday it expects the 255K-square-foot building to create hundreds of jobs in the area within three to five years.
Mitre has developed a new tool that collates public information on cyber threats in an effort to help organizations identify digital infrastructure to be prioritized for security, Federal News Network reported Tuesday.
CACI International has secured a potential five-year, $61M contract to help the Defense Health Agency sustain a software-based enterprise resource planning system used to process orders and manage delivery of medical supplies and assemblages to U.S. military personnel worldwide.
Huntington Ingalls Industries’ technical solutions division has received a potential three-year, $78.4M task order to help the U.S. Army manage systems used to detect explosives and contraband from cargo, vehicles and personnel.
Austal USA is coordinating with the U.S. Navy on potential maintenance and lifecycle management services for the military branch’s littoral combat ships, USNI News reported Monday.
