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Professionals from Curtiss-Wright’s defense solutions unit have said the government must be aware that cyber attacks will continue to evolve despite improvements in technology, Military and Aerospace Electronics reported Wednesday.
UAV Turbines, a manufacturer of microturbine technology for unmanned aircraft, has completed the initial flight of its Monarch 5 turboprop engine designed for mid-sized drones, National Defense Magazine reported Wednesday.
Dan Chenok, executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government, has said that an “open-data†approach to modernizing the government’s information technology systems will help foster innovation.
Interested vendors have until Jan. 17 provide capability information to NASA as the agency considers establishing a second iteration of its integrated communications services contract.
Chris Aherne, a government technology sales professional with nearly three decades of industry experience, has been named regional vice president of federal sales at software-as-a-service provider Smartsheet, G2Xchange ETC reported Monday.
Steven Demetriou, chairman and CEO of Jacobs, has said that the company’s integration of KeyW is “off to a great start†as it seeks to leverage the latter’s low-Earth orbit and space intelligence offerings.
Boeing and NASA have recently completed assessments for the CST-100 Starliner that certifies its readiness for an orbital flight test to the International Space Station on Dec. 20, International Business Times reported Saturday.
AFWERX has unveiled a new list of focus areas for its Open Topics research and development initiative under the Small Business Innovation Research program.
Rocket Lab has opened its second launch complex located on Wallops Island near NASA’s flight facility in Virginia, TechCrunch reported Friday.
Boeing and NASA have launched negotiations for a long-term contract that covers up to 10 core stages for the Space Launch System, Space News reported Wednesday.
The U.S. Air Force has begun testing its “Space Fence†radar system built by Lockheed Martin on Kwajalein Atoll that works to detect assets, debris, launches, maneuvers and collisions in space.
