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Forcepoint opened a cyber innovation and development center in Boston to help address a demand for security technology platforms in the government and commercial sectors.
Geospark Analytics has received a contract from the U.S. Air Force to continue developing threat and risk assessment application programming interfaces for a cloud-based platform that will support the service’s command, control, communication, intelligence and networks systems.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has issued a request for information to seek vendors that could provide a geospatial database for infrastructure observation before, during and after a natural disaster.Â
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is seeking potential contractors that could build three satellites for the space agency’s new Laser Interferometry Space Antenna. LISA will measure gravitational waves in space to identify new black holes and other previously unknown objects across the universe, NASA said in a statement posted Monday on FedBizOpps.Â
A top official from Amazon Web Services said using cloud solutions and coordinating information technology vendors could help local and state governments cut costs in managing data, address gaps between agencies and improve access to information, particularly for health and social services.Â
BAE Systems has unveiled a new addition to its integrated vehicle protection system suite that offers increased visibility, situational awareness, threat warning and countermeasures to military armored vehicles and crews.
Saab has secured a new order to supply additional radar systems for the U.S. Navy’s two Independence-class littoral combat ships. The company said Monday General Dynamics placed the order for the AN/SPS-77 variant of Sea Giraffe AMB naval radar for installation aboard the Navy’s LCS 36 and LCS 38 ships.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity is calling on industry to provide feedback on the agency’s Space-based Machine Automated Recognition Technique program.Â
The General Services Administration is seeking information on industry services for an architecture, engineering and advisory task order in support of the agency’s information technology modernization.Â
