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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Amazon Web Services and the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic have entered into an agreement to further efforts to train military and civilian personnel in cloud computing skills.
Carahsoft Technology has partnered with Google to offer the latter’s customizable cloud platform to government clients through the General Services Administration’s IT Schedule 70 contract vehicle.
Information technology services firm Frontier Technology received a five-year, $47.2M contract to support the U.S. Air Force’s cyber defense and enterprise ground system activities.
Alion Science and Technology has delivered and installed an information technology asset management system at the U.S. Air Force’s data center in Kaiserslautern, Germany.
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works advanced development arm is slated to unveil a compact fusion reactor that may be used to power large aircraft or a town of 80K homes, The Drive reported Friday.
Lockheed Martin finished constructing the Orion spacecraft’s crew capsule ahead of NASA’s planned Artemis 1 uncrewed mission to the moon, Vice President Mike Pence announced during his visit to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Lockheed Martin has secured a three-year, $34.7M undefinitized contract from the U.S. Navy to create an engineering change proposal for F-35 fighter jets that will allow the aircraft to carry heavy weaponry.
The Defense Information Systems Agency has extended the deadline for responses to its request for information on dark fiber technology which will support the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud environment, Washington Business Journal reported Thursday.
Tetra Tech received a five-year, $46M contract from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide engineering design support to USACE’s Transatlantic Middle East District as well as the U.S. Central Command.
The U.S. Army has fielded a six-tube launcher that can fire AeroVironment-built missiles during forward-operating base defense missions, National Defense reported Tuesday. Brett Hush, vice president of tactical missile systems at AeroVironment, said that special operations forces as well as the Army and Marine Corps have been using the small weapons for over seven years.
