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Sierra Nevada Corporation has named Jim Hanley as vice president of its strategic initiatives. Hanley, who brings to the role nearly 3 decades of defense industry experience, announced the appointment on LinkedIn. New VP’s Professional Experience The new appointee most recently served at ManTech, where he stayed for more than 16 years and held various […] More
The Space Development Agency is requesting information on industry solutions to support its upcoming Tranche 3 integration program for the Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture. The SDA requires systems engineering expertise to deliver T3 transport, tracking and custody layers and integrate them into the PWSA ground segment elements to advance the satellite network’s operations, according to […] More
The National Transportation Safety Board has selected Box as its intelligent content management platform for NTSB.gov, allowing agency investigators to readily collect digital files and share them with the public. With the ICM platform, the NTSB can move from legacy tools to a cloud-based technology that would enable investigators to upload and manage virtual documents, […] More
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has issued a presolicitation for the Information Technology Application Services IV multi-award basic ordering agreement. The scope of the requirement encompasses IT application, platform and product services covering the whole application lifecycle, according to the presolicitation notice posted Friday on SAM.gov. The task orders under ITAS IV will be issued […] More
The Department of Health and Human Services is conducting market research to identify small businesses that can provide professional solutions for implementing the agency’s strategic plans and mission. The potential contractor is expected to perform business and operational services for HHS functions related to science, technology, engineering and math activities, according to a Nov. 1 […] More
The Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection has announced a requirement for test automation services. The potential contractor will be required to provide testing services for the Passenger Systems Program Directorate, including test automation for the functional specification document, DHS said Friday. The PSPD requirement is expected to build automation scripts as part […] More
Appgate has selected three government cybersecurity experts as inaugural members of its newly established federal advisory board. The new board members are Rodney Lewis, Jason Bonci and Dennis Dias, who will use their federal sector experience to advise the company on important business and technology strategy issues, Appgate said on Tuesday. Lewis is a retired […] More
The Chertoff Group has appointed Michele Iversen as principal and head of geopolitical and regulatory risk at its strategic advisory services business. In her new role, Iversen will spearhead the supply chain risk management engagements for clients, the organization said Tuesday. Commenting on her appointment, Iversen noted, “I look forward to contributing to the team’s […] More
The Missile Defense Agency has awarded Raytheon a $900 million contract modification to provide continued operations and sustainment services for two ballistic missile radar platforms. Under the two-year extension, the RTX company will perform logistics and engineering support for the Army Navy Transportable Radar Surveillance Model 2 and Sea-Based X-Band radar systems, the Department of […] More
TechFlow has received two success memorandums from the Defense Innovation Unit for the delivery of electric vehicle charging infrastructure prototypes at Naval Base San Diego and Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton. The company said Thursday that it had previously received a success memo for an EV charging infrastructure prototype for the U.S. Army Reserve, an […] More
Parsons Corporation has received a $27 million task order from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to support Eastern Europe’s efforts to reduce the threat of weapons of mass destruction proliferation in the region. Under the agreement, expertise, training and resources will be provided to help the partners of the U.S. to address existing and emerging […] More
Austal USA has started building a new manufacturing facility for submarine modules in Mobile, Alabama, to increase its capacity to support the U.S. Navy’s submarine industrial base. Slated for completion in 2026, the building is designed to house a storage area, machine shop, assembly area and waterfront improvements to support the arrival of completed modules […] More
