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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.
Ultra Electronics 3eTI and Poly have partnered to introduce video teleconferencing systems designed to help federal customers automatically switch across different security classification networks. Ultra Electronics 3eTI said Monday its Criticom Integrated Secure Encryption Console works with Poly's RealPresence platform to manage video communications that involve sensitive mission data.
KULR Technology Group will supply Lockheed Martin with a thermal management technology designed to absorb or release heat from phase changes. KULR said Tuesday its phase change material heat sink uses a carbon fiber core to passively conduct heat and control temperature.
Science Applications International Corp. has been ranked on Forbes magazine's list of top 500 employers in the U.S. The publication surveyed nearly 30K employees across 25 industries to select companies for its "America's Best Large Employers" list, SAIC said Wednesday.
Siemens' U.S. research and development business unit has received a $6.4M contract to help the Department of Energy build a system to manage distributed energy resources. Princeton, N.J.-based Siemens Corporate Technology aims to create an energy management system that will use tools designed to increase the resilience of microgrids and facilitate autonomous power restoration as part of the Autonomous and Resilient Operation of Energy systems with RenewaAbles or AURORA project.
DynCorp International has received a potential $50M task order to support flood recovery and remediation efforts at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska. The company said Tuesday it will fix electrical and ductwork systems, remove mold, perform asbestos abatement and construct the back of buildings within the installation.
Leidos ranked 16th among 113 for-profit companies on this year's Military Times Best for Vets Employer List. The science and technology firm said Monday that 2019 marks the sixth straight year it has appeared on the list, which evaluates for-profit, non-profit and government organizations based on "their support, recruitment, and care for military veterans, service members, and their families."
John Forte, who has worked at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory since 2010, has taken a new role as APL's mission area executive for homeland protection. He will lead the development of technology platforms designed to protect the country from asymmetric threats, APL said Monday.
Data Systems Analysts, led by Chairman and CEO Fran Pierce, has been selected by Women Presidents' Organization as one of the 50 fastest-growing women-led companies for 2019. The 12th annual WPO competition, sponsored by Capital One, ranks companies operating in different markets such as technology and financial services providers, DSA said May 6.
