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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
The U.S. Special Operations Command has posted a request for information to seek potential sources of prototype commercial off-the-shelf software tools that will trace fraudulent information in real-time.
L3Harris Technologies has secured a six-year, $93M contract to deliver high figure of merit green and white image intensifier tubes to the U.S. Air Force.
The American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council has awarded a team of Intel, Leidos and First Genesis with the 2019 Audience Choice Award in recognition of their collaborative work on a blockchain-based approach to sharing data across electronic record management systems.
Four female members of Unisys' board of directors have been included in WomenInc.'s list of influential corporate directors for 2019. The publication will feature Deborah Lee James, Denise Fletcher, Lisa Hook and Regina Paolillo in both the online and print editions of its annual award program.
Inmarsat's government subsidiary has ordered an undisclosed quantity of multirole aviation terminals from Orbit Communication Systems after the two companies reached a milestone under a co-development agreement signed in March.
Janus Global Operations, a subsidiary of Caliburn International, has been accredited by the Department of Defense for a metal detector platform designed to identify explosive remnants of war.
A miniature atomic clock device on board the General Atomics-built Orbital Test Bed continues to function nominally nearly six months after the OTB satellite launched from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.
Carahsoft Technology has won an award that recognizes its partnership with ThoughtSpot to provide analytics technology platforms to government clients through contract vehicles and reseller partners.
Raytheon's BBN Technologies subsidiary and Charles River Analytics have partnered to create tools that will work to help military analysts classify bias at the sentence and speaker levels.
United Technologies Corp.'s Pratt & Whitney subsidiary has landed a potential five-year, $58.4M task order under a U.S. Navy basic ordering agreement to perform non-recurring engineering work on F-35 engines.
