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The General Services Administration has issued a request for quotations for a multiple-award blanket purchase agreement covering vendor offerings to support the agency's information technology modernization initiative. GSA said Tuesday in a FedBizOpps notice it posted the RFQ on its eBuy portal and is scheduled to conclude the first step in the solicitation process on July 1.
David Egts, chief technologist of the North American public sector business at Red Hat, has been elected as co-chair of the board of directors for the software and services division of the Software & Information Industry Association. Egts will lead the board with Neil Wainwright, CEO of UpHabit, SIIA said Monday.
Amazon Web Services is providing cloud services for new software designed to help researchers simulate earthquakes to prepare cities and first responders before an event occurs.
Pivot3 and Red River have launched joint offerings in a move to help federal clients manage data centers and multiple petabytes of mission data. The partnership seeks to address information technology security, manageability and resilience challenges in the government sector with hyperconverged infrastructure and hybrid cloud platforms. Pivot3 said Tuesday.
Boeing expects its new T-X jet trainer to reach the global market and sell up to 2.6K units after winning a contract in 2018 to replace the U.S. Air Force’s T-38 Trainer built by Northrop Grumman, FlightGlobal reported Tuesday.
NASA has picked 248 small businesses and research organizations to support the government’s mission to send humans back to the moon by 2024 and to build a sustainable platform in lunar orbit for future deep space exploration.
Gene Zapfel, a former group vice president at Unisys and principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, has been named chief growth officer of Sterling, Va.-based information technology services provider REI Systems, G2Xchange ETC reported Tuesday.
Lockheed Martin is set to launch the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite for the U.S. Air Force aboard an Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
Satellite services startup RBC Signals has received a contract from the U.S. Air Force to use the company's ground satellite terminals worldwide to investigate multimission intelligent edge computing infrastructure, SpaceNews reported Monday.
