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The American Association of People with Disabilities and Disability:IN have named Northrop Grumman and Mitre among the top workplaces for disability inclusion practices.
Rod Allison, a 15-year veteran at the Transportation Security Administration, has joined New York-based biometrics firm Clear as vice president of operational security, Biometric Update reported Tuesday.
James Ballard, chairman of Preferred Systems Solutions, has joined the board of directors at McLean, Va.-based information technology services provider A-TEK.
An Alion Science and Technology-built command, control and communications offering has been chosen by U.S. Air Force program AFWERX as a finalist in the FUSION Multi-Domain Operations Showcase, an event that displays technology and concepts of interest to the Air Force.
CenturyLink has unveiled an emergency call handling service that will allow public safety customers to transfer their call management offerings to the cloud.
U.S. Marine Corps infantry squads have deployed two artificial intelligence-based battlespace systems CACI International and Lockheed Martin developed through a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program that aims to provide ground troops manned-unmanned teaming insights.
L3Harris Technologies will distribute Kleos Space’s geo-locating maritime radio communications suite through the General Services Administration’s IT Schedule 70 vehicle under a new partnership, Space Connect reported Tuesday.
Travis Szabo, former director of the Defense Health Agency and the Department of Veterans Affairs programs at Octo Consulting, has been named senior vice president of business development at data analytics company Unissant.
SpaceX is set to demonstrate a prototype of its Starship reusable launch vehicle during a low-altitude flight test after the company completed installation of an engine into the second-stage rocket, SpaceNews reported Friday.
