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Relativity has signed an initial nine-year lease agreement with NASA as the company plans to build a factory and expand a testing facility for launch vehicles at the agency's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.
Lockheed Martin has selected Cubic’s mission solutions business to deliver video data link systems for F-35 Lightning II aircraft units to optimize the aircraft’s combat capacity.
Veritas Technologies and Carahsoft Technology have partnered to release an enterprise cloud data security tool through Amazon Web Services’ Commercial Cloud Services Marketplace.
NVIDIA’s driver-assistance software has enabled the U.S. Postal Service and San Diego-based startup firm TuSimple to conclude a two-week demonstration of autonomous trucks built to deliver letters and packages, Fedscoop reported Monday.
QTS Realty Trust has landed the 40th spot on the Environmental Protection Agency's list of the top 100 U.S. organizations that use renewable energy resources and systems to reduce the impact of their operations on the environment.
Greg Decker, a principal at Booz Allen Hamilton, has proposed four cybersecurity measures for the Department of Defense to detect and address information technology security threats in real time.
Verus Research, formerly known as XL Scientific, has landed a 10-year, $48M cost-plus-fixed-fee contract from the U.S. Army to provide non-kinetic test and evaluation services for electronic warfare, directed energy and nuclear systems.
Science Applications International Corp. has been granted the Microsoft Gold Partner status under thee competencies for demonstrating a capacity to deliver cloud computing and information technology modernization services to government and commercial clients.
General Dynamics’ information technology business has received a $58.8M task order through the General Services Administration’s Alliant 2 contract vehicle to perform IT enterprise services to the U.S. Government Program Office.
The General Services Administration will host a multi-city hackathon event on June 19 that seeks to explore concepts that will optimize procurement, human resources and other applications used by the agency, Nextgov said Friday.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has laid out its technical requirements for the development of a technology that would increase situational awareness in logistics and supply chain operations across the Department of Defense’s Joint Logistics Enterprise. July 30 is the deadline for interested parties to propose approaches to develop a system that could operate with current information technology platforms that process digital and cloud-based logistics data, according to a FedBizOpps notice posted Thursday.
