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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.
Radiance Technologies has won a potential five, year $77.4M contract to provide system engineering and technical support services for the U.S. Army. The cost-plus-fixed-fee contract covers science and technology development support related to space and cyber space, the Department of Defense said Friday.
The National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence at the National Institute of Standards and Technology on Thursday invited partners to collaborate with the agency on the Critical Cybersecurity Hygiene: Patching the Enterprise Building Block. The project aims to developing a guide for deploying software security patches with the help of input from the academe or industry.
Pyramid Systems has received a task order from the Securities and Exchange Commission to build a workload tracking system for SEC's Division of Corporation Finance.
Lockheed Martin has received a potential two-year, $33.4M contract modification to redesign, integrate and test radio frequency sensors for the U.S. Navy's Long Range Anti-Ship Missile system. The modification supports a cost reduction effort for the LRASM program and work will occur in New Jersey, New Hampshire and Florida through February 2021, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
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Jacobs has launched a campaign that aims to address global challenges in the areas of urbanization, water scarcity, climate change, digital proliferation and security. The company said Tuesday its new #WhatIf campaign, announced during a recent investor event, brings technologies geared to help users tackle these issues.
Information technology firm Y-Tech has welcomed technology and government service industry executives Mae DeVincentis, Jack Hughes and Ron Moultrie to the company's advisory board. DeVincentis, CEO at Maxwell Associates, held a number of roles with the Defense Logistics Agency, with positions including chief information officer and logisics director, Y-Tech said Wednesday.
Raytheon hosted a circuit board build contest in a move to foster student interest in the areas of science, technology, engineering and math. The challenge took place during the MathMovesU Day on Feb. 4 at the University of Arizona where Raytheon engineers guided Tucson-based elementary students through construction and inspection of circuit boards, the company said Feb. 12.
The U.S. Navy is working with Northrop Grumman and VX Aerospace to test the use of swarm tactics with electronic warfare drones by fall 2019, C4ISRnet reported Wednesday. The service branch intends to employ small drones to expand the coverage of searches for enemy signal emissions as part of a project dubbed Remedy. VX Aerospace has developed a small unmanned aircraft system designed to fit in munition canisters that would launch from larger aircraft.
Raj Mellacheruvu, formerly vice president and chief operating officer of 1st Detect, has been promoted to president and CEO of the Astrotech subsidiary. He succeeds CEO Thomas Pickens, who will continue to serve as 1st Detect's board chairman, Astrotech said Tuesday.
Quest Software has selected DLT Solutions to distribute the former's products across the public sector. DLT said Tuesday it will work to help the government streamline information technology systems via the delivery of Quest Software products.
