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B.L. Harbert International Receives $67M to Construct Army Warehouse in Texas
B.L. Harbert International has received a $67.1M contract to build a general purpose warehouse at Red River Army Depot located in Texas.
Nichols Martin
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.
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DynCorp Receives Veteran Enterprise Award for Eighth Consecutive Year
The National Veteran Small Business Coalition has recognized DynCorp International for the firm’s work to support veteran-owned companies by honoring it with the Veteran Enterprise Award at the 2019 Veteran Entrepreneur Training Symposium for the eighth consecutive year.
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Textron, Army Test Updated Shadow UAS Configuration
Textron has finished test flights of a newly configured multimission unmanned aircraft system slated to join the U.S. Army fleet sometime in 2020, Aviation International News reported Monday. Shadow's Block III tests occurred at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico over a five-week period. The configuration includes a new engine, an updated video payload from L3 Technologies' Wescam business and advanced communications technology.
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Air Force Clears American Systems’ Emergency Mass Notification Tech; Peter Smith Quoted
The U.S. Air Force has authorized the deployment and operation of an emergency enterprise-wide mass notification system American Systems has built through a five-year task order awarded 2017. American Systems said Tuesday EMNS is designed to alert USAF personnel in the event of a natural disaster or an installation security threat.
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Lockheed, Air Force Test Hypersonic Weapon Tech
Lockheed Martin and the U.S. Air Force demonstrated an air-launched rapid response weapon on a military bomber aircraft during a captive carry test held last week at Edwards AF Base in California. The AGM-183A ARRW technology was tested with the B-52 Stratofortress aircraft and will undergo additional ground and flight tests over the next three years, the company said Monday.
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Lockheed Reaches New Delivery Milestone for F-35 Electro-Optical Targeting System
Lockheed Martin has delivered the 500th unit of its electro-optical targeting system, which utilizes infrared technology capable of tracking air or ground targets and was designed for the F-35 aircraft.
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Northrop to Produce Munition Built-In Tester for Air Force
Northrop Grumman's innovation systems sector has secured a potential three-year, $38.9M contract to produce built-in testing systems for U.S. Air Force munitions. The company will deliver common munition built-In-tester reprogramming equipment units including AN/GYQ-79A CMBRE Plus, ADU-890/E, ADU-891-(V) 1/E and ADU-891-(V) 3/E, the Department of Defense said Monday.
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Cray, DOE Lab to Develop Exabyte Computer Storage Platform
Cray and the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory have signed a $50M agreement to produce an exabyte file storage for a supercomputing machine as part of a $600M project unveiled in May. The company said Monday it will integrate the ClusterStor technology into the Frontier computer being developed for ORNL.
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Criterion Systems CEO Promod Sharma Wins EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award
Promod Sharma, CEO at Criterion Systems, has received an award recognizing his entrepreneurial efforts in the cybersecurity industry.
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Sequoia Releases Cloud Adoption Platform for AWS
Sequoia Holdings has unveiled a new version of a cloud adoption platform that is designed to work with the Amazon Web Services platform and help enterprise customers migrate applications to a classified government region.