AeroVironment Introduces Quantix Recon UAS
AeroVironment has unveiled an automated lightweight unmanned aircraft system designed to deliver georeferenced aerial imagery for on-site mission and verification purposes.
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in Contract Awards, NewsSignature Science, IARPA to Enter Final Bioinformatics Project Phase
A Signature Science-led team will help the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity further develop software for screening short DNA sequence patterns during the third phase of IARPA's Functional Genomic and Computational Assessment of Threats program.
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in Executive Moves, NewsArmy Vet William Harman Takes Operations Director Role at ARServices
William Harman, a U.S. Army veteran, has been named director of operations at ARServices’ research and development support services segment.
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in News, Space News
Firefly Aerospace, Spaceflight Form Launch Services Partnership
Spaceflight has signed an agreement with Firefly Aerospace to provide launch services for the Alpha spacecraft’s launch in 2021.
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Northrop Updates UH-60V Black Hawk Avionics Suite
Northrop Grumman has incorporated an updated digital cockpit into the integrated avionics platform of the U.S. Army’s UH-60V Black Hawk aircraft.
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in Executive Moves, NewsOptumInsight COO Susan Arthur Joins Rackspace Board of Directors
Susan Arthur, chief operating officer at OptumInsight, has been named to Rackspace’s board of directors.
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in NewsIRS Posts Information Returns Process Modernization RFI
The Internal Revenue Service has issued a request for information to seek potential sources of services that will support the modernization of information returns processes.
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Millennium Space Systems Concludes TETRA-1 Satellite Assembly, Integration Efforts
Millennium Space Systems, a Boeing subsidiary, has completed the design, assembly and integration of the U.S. Space Force’s TETRA-1 microsatellite in under 15 months.
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USSOCOM OKs General Atomics Dry Combat Submersible Battery; Scott Forney Quoted
The U.S. Special Operations Command has approved a lithium-ion battery designed by General Atomics as an energy source for the Dry Combat Submersible vehicle.
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in Contract Awards, NewsSAIC to Update, Sustain Ground System Infrastructure Under $655M USAF Contract; Michael LaRouche Quoted
Science Applications International Corp. landed a potential seven-year, $655M contract from the U.S. Air Force to help the Space and Missile Systems Center’s innovation and prototyping directorate modernize, operate and sustain satellite ground systems.