Kratos Introduces RF Channel Simulator
Kratos Defense and Security Solutions has unveiled a simulation technology built to help engineers test the performance of communications hardware in radio frequency environments.
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in NewsSpaceX Puts Starship Prototype Through Static Fire Test
SpaceX performed a full-duration, static-fire test for the fifth prototype of its reusable space transportation system at a facility near Boca Chica village in Texas, Space.com reported Thursday.
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Northrop to Supply RF Countermeasure Tech for Air Force Special Ops Aircraft
Sierra Nevada Corp. has tapped Northrop Grumman to supply a radio frequency countermeasure technology for integration onto the U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command's AC-130J gunship and MC-130J tanker aircraft.
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L3Harris Books $64M Air Force IDIQ for Telemetry Security Products
L3Harris Technologies has landed a potential five-year, $64.2M contract from the U.S. Air Force to supply encryption platforms that are designed to secure telemetry data and certified by the National Security Agency.
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Carahsoft Receives Veritas Technologies’ Distribution Business Partner of the Year Award
Veritas Technologies has named Carahsoft Technology its top distribution business partner for 2020 in recognition of the latter's sales and marketing support for enterprise data management products.
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in Contract Awards, NewsUSMC Orders Sarcos Exoskeleton Tech for Use Case Testing
Sarcos Robotics' defense subsidiary has secured a contract from the U.S. Marine Corps' logistics innovation office to build an alpha version of a full-body powered industrial exoskeleton robot.
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in Contract Awards, NewsDynCorp to Help Maintain Air Force Trainer Engines
DynCorp International has been awarded a $17.7M contract modification to help the U.S. Air Force maintain small turbojet engines that power the branch's T-38 jet trainers.
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GSA Issues Bug Bounty SaaS RFI
The General Services Administration is seeking information on the availability of software-as-a-service platforms that could help the agency's security operations division establish a bug bounty program. GSA looks to partner with a SaaS vendor and obtain access to a network of security researchers who can uncover technical issues across the agency's web-based information technology applications, according to a sources sought notice posted Tuesday.
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Integrated Defense & Security Solutions to Help CBP Pilot Opioid Shipment Detection Tech
Integrated Defense and Security Solutions has received a contract from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to develop algorithms for a pilot program aimed at automating the detection of illegal opioid shipments coming into the country through mail.