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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Pete Iversen, program manager at Collins Aerospace, has said the company is already implementing their clarity noise reduction technology to potentially address the Federal Aviation Administration’s need for an advanced air traffic control system.
Multi-MAC joint venture won a potential five-year, $50M contract to provide architect-engineer services that will help U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Department of Defense and federal entities satisfy environmental requirements.
The U.S. Air Force has received updated position, navigation and timing software from Lockheed Martin to help modernize the service's ground control system for GPS III satellites.
Applied Insight has introduced a platform-as-a-service offering designed to work with other cloud computing platforms and support network visibility while complying with customer-defined requirements and regulations.
The Northern Virginia Community College and George Mason University have partnered with Amazon Web Services to establish a bachelor of applied science degree that will cover cloud computing as well as DevOps, cybersecurity and software development.
Twenty-eight small businesses have been selected by Northrop Grumman to receive its World Class Team Award for their collaboration as suppliers and subcontractors to multiple programs.
The U.S. Air Force is looking for information on potential sources of technologies that can support the service’s defensive cyber operations for space activities.
Quantum Spatial and a joint venture between Woolpert and environmental sustainability firm Black & Veatch have won spots on a $49M contract to help the U.S. Army conduct mapping and surveying activities.
VT Halter Marine has contracted Bronswerk Marine to design and install heating, ventilation air conditioning and refrigeration systems for the U.S. Coast Guard’s polar security cutter program, Marine Executive reported Thursday.
CAE and aerospace training firm Aviation Performance Solutions have partnered to deploy the latter’s flight recovery simulator to CAE’s Dothan Training Center in Alabama in an effort to expand training to civilian turboprop pilots.
