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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.
Jacobs Engineering has received a 15-month, $27M bridge contract to continue helping the U.S. Army test biological and chemical substances at Dugway Proving Ground in Utah. The company said Wednesday it has provided support services at the military facility's West Desert Test Center for 15 years.
Northrop Grumman has delivered an engagement operations center built with a command-and-control system for U.S. Army personnel to obtain a unified view of the battlespace.
Raytheon has produced a sense-and-avoid radar technology for drone testing operations at Ohio's Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport. The airport will use the system to trial the safety of small drones at tests that would take place within a 200-square-mile facility, the company said Tuesday.
Lockheed Martin has added a tethering option to its quadrotor unmanned aerial system offering designed for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions.
The Washington Headquarters Services has awarded Institute for Defense Analyses an $11.8M initial task order under a potential $950.6M contract to evaluate national security issues.
AeroVironment has established an office that will focus on developing robotic and autonomous platforms to complement the firm's portfolio of small unmanned aircraft systems.
Lockheed Martin has tested the performance of the U.S. Air Force's fourth Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite during an on-orbit test, the final step before the company transfers spacecraft control authority to the Space and Missiles Systems Center.
University of Dayton Research Institute has won a potential seven-year, $46.7M contract to help the Air Force Research Laboratory update materials and processes used in production and maintenance.
SpaceX plans to initiate the 17th International Space Station resupply mission on Wednesday following a static fire test that took place Saturday at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Orlando Sentinel reported Saturday. The company is set to launch its Dragon spacecraft aboard a Falcon 9 rocket at 3:59 a.m., Wednesday, according to NASA. The rocket would transport over 3.7K pounds of scientific payload, as well as crew supplies and hardware.
The Defense Information Systems Agency is looking for potential industry sources of information technology engineering support to help DISA's enterprise services division manage a portfolio of unified platforms.
The Department of Defense's innovation group is soliciting technology briefs for a 3D printing platform that can facilitate autonomous construction of military facilities and equipment, FedScoop reported Friday.
