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is a writer of news summaries about executive-level business activity in the government contracting sector. Her reports for ExecutiveBiz are focused on trends and events that drive the GovCon industry to include commercial technologies that private companies are developing for federal government use. She contributes news content to ExecutiveBiz’s sister sites GovCon Wire and ExecutiveGov.
Lockheed Martin will receive tax credits from the New Jersey government for the company’s proposed technology development facilities in Camden. The company plans to build two integrated laboratories in the city through a partnership with Rowan University, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority said Monday. “Lockheed’s commitment to the region and its partnership with Rowan […] More
Louis Berger has won a contract from U.S. Army Europe to maintain an aircraft fleet at a military airbase in Germany. The company said Monday it will provide aircraft cargo and fuel assistance, inspection and technical services at Stuttgart Army Airfield. Louis Berger will also support the U.S. European Command and the U.S. Africa Command […] More
A ReportsnReports study predicts network protection tools and services will comprise the largest segment of the U.S. cybersecurity market over the next 10 years. The U.S. cyber industry’s cloud segment is projected to enjoy an 8.33 percent compound annual growth rate while data security category is forecast to account for 28.4 percent of the domestic cyber market, […] More
McKesson Corp. plans a $10 million investment to expand the headquarters operations of its medical technology products business in Henrico County, Virginia. Gov. Terry McAuliffe’s office said Thursday that McKesson Medical-Surgical will also move to a 168,500-square-foot office space in the Deep Run III building. McKesson Medical-Surgical offers technology products designed to help healthcare organizations […] More
Unisys has won a contract to deploy a cloud computing platform meant to help U.K. police forces manage public safety incidents and collaborate on intelligence activities. The company said Wednesday it will provide the U.K.’s Police Service with a cloud-based version of the firm’s Home Office Large Major Enquiry System for managing criminal investigations. HOLMES […] More
The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded HumanTouch a contract to help USMC develop a new framework for implementing information technology systems to manage recruitment of potential service members. HumanTouch said Wednesday it will create an IT execution roadmap for the Marine Corps Recruiting Command to leverage the Next Generation Enterprise Network, Marine Corps Enterprise Information […] More
The global ballistic protection systems industry is forecast to increase its market value from nearly $8 billion last year to $11 billion at the end of 2020, according to a new Research and Markets report. Research and Markets said Tuesday the sector is categorized into vehicle armor and personal protective equipment designed to safeguard the […] More
Karen Dahut, executive vice president of the strategic innovation group at Booz Allen Hamilton, says the organization’s goal is to help public and private sector clients fulfill their missions through the use of technology, FedPulse reported Wednesday. Dahut told FedPulse reporter Susan Rose the company has also formed partnerships with universities, nonprofits and business incubators […] More
Fulcrum has been awarded a potential five-year, $13.9 million contract to support a U.S. Defense Health Agency-run development test center for the Defense Healthcare Management System Modernization. The DHMS program executive office chose Fulcrum’s healthcare division to update and maintain system software at the Richmond, Virginia-based EHR testing facility, Fulcrum said Tuesday. The center is […] More
Northrop Grumman has developed and tested a nonvolatile memory chip product designed to operate at high temperatures for a long period of time. The company’s new complementary metal oxide semiconductor technology is built to offer electrically erasable programmable read-only memory capacity of up to 256 kilobytes, Northrop said Tuesday. Recent tests indicated the device’s memory […] More
A new Boeing technology has delivered protected military communications through a ground user terminal and a satellite network during government-backed tests. The company’s anti-jamming platform is designed with a tactical networking waveform that aims to protect signals from adversarial interference and cyber threats, Boeing said Tuesday. “We’ve confirmed this technology can be applied quickly and […] More
SRA International has joined an international data-sharing coalition that seeks to develop a common framework for organizations to exchange genomic information for research and clinical applications. SRA said Tuesday that Global Alliance for Genomics and Health members come from the information technology, healthcare, research, life sciences and pharmaceutical sectors. “We’re pleased to become a member […] More
