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Bill Wall, CEO of Accrete AI Government, said the Department of Defense, corporate contractors and startups should address the risks posed by foreign ownership, control or influence, or FOCI, to the defense industrial base and national security by leveraging artificial intelligence and big data analytics to improve due diligence capabilities. “AI platforms capable of integrating […] More
Amazon Web Services and General Dynamics Information Technology have collaborated to showcase an advanced cloud-computing capability at the Department of Defense’s Technology Readiness Experimentation, or T-REX, events. T-REX events, hosted by the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering, serve as venues to rapidly prototype and test new defense-centric capabilities, AWS said […] More
The U.S. Army’s Program Executive Office – Missiles & Space has issued Leidos a delivery order for 18 units of Indirect Fires Protection Capability Increment 2, or IFPC Inc 2, launchers — mobile, ground-based weapon systems that work to defeat cruise missiles and unmanned aerial systems. Leidos said Wednesday that the 18 launchers are meant […] More
Robert Skinner, a retired Air Force lieutenant general, has been appointed to the Axonius Federal Systems board, bringing over 25 years of experience in cybersecurity, national defense and digital modernization. Axonius said Thursday that Skinner will help scale the company’s footprint in the federal government sector. The new board member is expected to leverage his […] More
Cherokee Federal has opened a new facility in Colorado to bolster collaboration with the defense and intelligence sectors in the region. Boosting Support to Federal Clients The Cherokee Nation Businesses federal contracting division said Thursday the new Colorado Springs facility is strategically situated near key military installations, particularly the Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force […] More
The Department of State has approved a proposed $46 million deal to sell FGM-148 Javelin missiles and Lightweight Command Launch Units, or LwCLUs, to Ireland. Congress was notified about the potential foreign military sale that aims to bolster Ireland’s security, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Wednesday. The Javelin Joint Venture, involving Lockheed Martin and […] More
Telesat Government Solutions has appointed Ronald Thompson Jr. as vice president of growth, bringing nearly four decades of experience in military service and the private sector. In his new role, Thompson will spearhead the organization’s growth strategies and business development team, Telesat said Tuesday. He will advance the mission of expanding the government user community […] More
Raytheon has completed a series of flight tests for the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor, or LTAMDS, and started preparing for its production phase. The radar went through eight flight tests to stress the system and prove its capabilities against real-world threats, RTX said Monday. Following the trials, the U.S. Army concluded that […] More
California-based startup Tiami Networks and Thales Defense and Security Inc. have signed an agreement to advance 5G-integrated sensing technology for defense and government customers. Under the collaborative effort, the two companies will combine their technological expertise to develop next-generation situational awareness capabilities, Tiami said. The joint solutions will support Department of Defense programs, government operations […] More
LeoLabs will build this year the first units of the mobile S-band radar called Scout, which the company announced during the recent Space Symposium. According to LeoLabs CEO and Wash100 Award winner Tony Frazier, four to five Scouts will be built following keen interest from the Department of Defense, Air & Space Forces Magazine reported […] More
Wash100 Award winner and Department of the Navy Chief Information Officer Jane Rathbun is looking forward to working with the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency to help the service achieve its software modernization goals. DOGE has begun working with the Department of Defense’s CIO office to reduce software processes and programs that it alleged were unnecessary, according […] More
A ceremony recently took place to mark the opening of Science Applications International Corp.‘s new mission integration facility at U.S. Army Garrison – Aberdeen Proving Ground. SAIC Facility Functions SAIC said on LinkedIn that the facility will feature 10,000 square feet to be used not only for platform integration but also software development and collaboration. […] More
