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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Tom Patterson, a vice president and chief trust officer of Unisys, will join the Cyber Future Dialogue 2019 on Tuesday to discuss how citizens and governments can utilize emerging technology such as artificial intelligence in efforts to ensure privacy and increase security.
Booz Allen Hamilton has received a potential $9.8M contract to develop a cloud-based technology platform for the Department of Veterans Affairs to manage mobile applications.
ID Technologies has partnered with rugged laptops and tablets manufacturer Getac to offer the Department of Defense with mission-focused, secure technologies for the military.
Relativity has secured approval from the U.S. Air Force to conduct launch operations at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
The U.S. Air Force has asked industry to submit white papers that will detail how the service can partner with industry and academia to accelerate the development and transfer of new technology platform between the military and its partners.
Brazilian aerospace company Embraer has announced plans to leverage a joint venture with Boeing to introduce the KC-390 transport aircraft to other markets in a bid to increase the aircraft’s sales, Flight Global reported Thursday.
Leonardo DRS has agreed with General Electric to extend their collaboration on the development and delivery of LM2500 gas turbine for the U.S. Navy.
Booz Allen Hamilton Principal Jimmy Pham and Chief Technologist Martin Folkoff have clarified misconceptions about how federal agencies use DevSecOps to aid in the development of information technology software and applications.
NTT DATA Services’ federal government business is eligible to provide information technology services to the U.S. Army through the third iteration of the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions contract worth up to $12.1B over nine years.
BAE Systems has received a five-year, $79.8M contract to assist the U.S. Navy in the maintenance and operations of electronic, communication and computing platforms used by U.S. and joint forces across the Pacific.
Persistent Systems has established a new alliance of unmanned systems and sensor companies to provide the military with more connected devices on the battlefield.
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A Northrop Grumman official has confirmed the company is set to start development of new electronic warfare attack systems for the U.S. Navy’s surface ships under a contract awarded in late 2018, USNI News reported Tuesday.
