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Lockheed Martin is slated to complete the critical design review phase for a hypersonic weapon system for the U.S. Air Force, FlightGlobal magazine reported Thursday.
Paul Bradley, previously vice president of technology at information technology consulting firm AbleVets, has been appointed chief technology officer at health IT company MedicaSoft, FedHealth IT reported Tuesday.
The Los Angeles City Council has approved the construction of SpaceX’s manufacturing and research facility at the Port of Los Angeles, Reuters reported Wednesday.
NASA plans to extend the Demo-2 crewed mission to the International Space Station for months as part of a long-duration test flight, SpaceNews reported Monday.
David Berteau, president and CEO of the Professional Services Council and two-time Wash100 winner, has said that the government should focus more on addressing its backlog of security clearance adjudications, Federal News Network reported Monday.
Mike McCormick, a three-decade federal information technology market veteran, has joined IT services provider VetsEZ as director of capture, FedHealth IT reported Friday.
A team consisting of Boeing and Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky subsidiary has conducted a flight demonstration for its SB-1 Defiant helicopter to help inform the U.S. Army’s requirements for future long-range assault aircraft, Military.com reported Thursday.
Mitre plans to evaluate commercial threat detection offerings for their capacity to defend financial transactions and machines from hacker threats, Nextgov reported Thursday.
Gil Vega, a professional with over 22 years of leadership experience in the government and private sectors, has joined Veeam Software as chief information security officer.
