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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
a staff writer at Executive Mosaic, produces articles on the federal government's technology and business interests. The coverage of these articles include government contracting, cybersecurity, information technology, health care and national security.
Mary Finch, former chief human resources officer at AECOM, has joined DXC Technology to serve as executive vice president and chief human resources officer.
Charles River Analytics has been applying its artificial intelligence technology to medical efforts since 2009 to develop and deliver surgical training systems, patient support, a first-aid training framework and other products under contract awards.
General Atomics has secured a $41.8M cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to help the U.S. Army demonstrate a hypersonic weapon technology.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has issued a notice to justify a sole-source award to Dun and Bradstreet for analysis of the economic impacts of disasters.
Matt Anderson, former president and chief digital officer of Arrow Electronics, and Stefan Grunwald, a former senior vice president at Cardinal Health, have joined Carlyle Group to fill executive roles.
Crowley Solutions has opened a new cross-dock facility in Camp Hill, Pa., to support the firm’s supply chain activities and freight transportation services for nearby government customers.
Amazon Web Services has helped launch an effort to help Texas-based students prepare for careers in cloud computing.
The Department of Defense's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center has asked Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to develop an AI tool that will work to help analysts process and examine overhead imagery.
Horacio Rozanski, president and CEO of Booz Allen Hamilton, has said the defense sector may face challenges when implementing artificial intelligence in battlefield operations, but he believes the technology will advance once deployed. Tom Arseneault, president and chief operating officer of BAE Systems' U.S. subsidiary, suggested the use of a modeling approach to test AI technology.
BAE Systems has received a one-year, $50.4M contract modification from the U.S. Navy for services in support of the Trident II D5 missile and other weapon systems.
