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Chandra Marshall has been appointed vice president of multi-domain combat solutions and general manager of Rotary and Mission Systems New Jersey sites at Lockheed Martin, transitioning from her role as VP/GM of radar systems and sensors. In a LinkedIn post on Wednesday, the 25-year Lockheed veteran expressed enthusiasm for managing a new portfolio and focusing on […] More
ECS will deliver SAS’ artificial intelligence-based offerings to federal agencies to help address health system needs including public safety and health monitoring, risk and resource management, operational efficiency and policy and compliance oversight. The collaboration will deliver offerings that could reduce clinician burnout, improve supply chains and patient scheduling as well as automate contact center support, among […] More
Arcfield has upgraded PuriFile, its data exfiltration and infiltration protection tool designed to secure sensitive data and networks across multiple domains for the government. The Chantilly, Virginia-based company said Tuesday that PuriFile v10 strengthens defenses against internal and external cyber threats for U.S. intelligence, defense, civilian and state and local agencies by safeguarding classified data and […] More
A subsidiary of Fairbanks Morse Defense has received $96 million in purchase orders from the U.S. Navy to supply critical valves for the service branch’s nuclear-powered submarine programs. Under the contract, Fairbanks Morse Defense said Monday that Hunt Valve will provide valves for five Columbia-class and 12 Virginia-class submarines. The orders cover ship service ball valves and […] More
Leslie Hubbard-Darr has transitioned to executive vice president of business development at T-Rex Solutions, after serving as the IT service provider’s EVP of national security. Announcing the move on LinkedIn Friday, she expressed excitement about driving company growth this year. Hubbard-Darr joined T-Rex Solutions in 2022 as VP of national security growth and advanced to EVP of […] More
The U.S. Department of State has cleared a potential $78.5 million foreign military sale of 20 MK 54 MOD 0 Lightweight Torpedoes to Saudi Arabia. The FMS includes spare parts, training, publications, support and test equipment and other logistics and program support elements, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Friday. RTX’s integrated defense systems business will […] More
Rajant and the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command have signed a three-year cooperative research and development agreement. Under the CRADA, Rajant said Thursday that it will work with the Army to evaluate the ability of its various offerings to handle electronic warfare and cyber threats. The offerings to be assessed include those involving artificial intelligence […] More
Airais McCoy announced on LinkedIn Thursday that she had been promoted to vice president of subcontracts at Parsons, advancing from her previous role as director of subcontracts. She assumed the position in December and now oversees subcontract management activities and contributes to the development of the company’s subcontract operations. Before joining Parsons, McCoy spent more than five […] More
QinetiQ US has secured a five-year, $31.5 million contract from the U.S. Army Program Executive Office for Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors to advance the Integrated Sensor Architecture program to help enable seamless sensor data sharing across battlefield networks. Under the contract, the Virginia-based company said Thursday it will collaborate with Army PEOs, defense organizations and allies […] More
Science Applications International Corporation has aligned its contract management hiring, training and development practices with the National Contract Management Association’s standards. In a statement Monday, Sandy Hinzman, senior vice president for contracts and global supply chain at SAIC, commented, “We are pleased to announce the adoption of the Contract Management Standard within our operational framework, reinforcing our […] More
Chronos Operations, a Chenega subsidiary, has secured a basic ordering agreement from the U.S. Navy to provide mission-critical components for aircraft launch and recovery equipment systems to ensure safe and efficient naval aviation missions. Chenega said Monday that Chronos will procure, pack and label components into specialized kits tailored to Navy specifications, with each kit including essential […] More
Northrop Grumman has completed static fire tests of a new 21-inch second-stage solid rocket motor for the U.S. Navy in support of the service branch’s aim of rapidly deploying a low-risk SRM to achieve extended-range hypersonic capabilities. In a statement Friday, Gordon LoPresti, senior director of propulsion systems and control at Northrop, said, “The SRM test fires […] More
