Government Technology
Hear about the latest product and service offerings from the government contracting industry’s leading providers. The Government Technology News section highlights developments in aerospace, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, defense, C4ISR, cloud, hypersonics, and space.
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Perspecta Supports Grid Recovery Tests at DARPA Cybersecurity Exercise; Mac Curtis Quoted
Perspecta has tested multiple technology platforms built to secure power grid systems as part of a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency-hosted cybersecurity exercise in Plum Island, N.Y.
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TrekReader, Army Partner to Develop Handheld Chemical, Biological Threat Detector
The U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command has teamed up with startup company TrekReader to create a pocket-sized tool that will help warfighters, nurses and first responders track chemical substances, Dvids reported Tuesday.
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Abaco Unveils Computing Module for Electronic Warfare Applications
Abaco Systems has unveiled a new module card designed to help customers develop embedded computing applications in electronic warfare, wireless communications or digital radar receiver systems.
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USAF to Tap General Atomics for Multidomain Sensor System R&D
The U.S. Air Force plans to award a contract to General Atomics for research, development and test efforts to advance multidomain sensor technologies. The contractor would combine different sensor applications to produce multi-intelligence systems for command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance uses, USAF said Tuesday in a FedBizOpps notice.
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Maxar Subsidiary to Showcase Geospatial Analytics Services at Upcoming Event
Radiant Solutions, a subsidiary of Maxar Technologies, will present on artificial intelligence, machine learning and analytics applications in the areas of geospatial information and mapping during an event on Jan. 31. Radiant said Tuesday it will join other industry firms, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials and other stakeholders at the FedGeoDay event, which aims to stress the importance of geospatial ecosystems.
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Microsoft Form Now Available to Government Users via Office 365
Microsoft is offering its questionnaire tool to government users to help the public sector solicit input, gather customer feedback and manage activities. The Microsoft Form online application, now available via Office 365 U.S. Government, allows users to create surveys, polls and other forms of questionnaire documents, Anqi Du, program manager at Microsoft, said in a blog entry posted Tuesday.
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AWS Grants Advanced Technology Partner Status to FileCloud
FileCloud, which offers a cloud-based enterprise file sharing technology, has been certified by Amazon Web Services as an advanced technology partner through the AWS partner network after completing a rigorous qualification process.
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TSA Releases IT Operations, Maintenance Services RFI
The Transportation Security Administration has issued a request for information to determine potential vendors that can help an agency division manage and maintain information technology systems.
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Army Requests Info on ‘Smart’ Tools for Military Installation Mgmt
The U.S. Army is looking for potential providers of smart technologies and tools that can help military installation commanders collect and process large amounts of data from multiple sources in efforts to better manage the military service's facilities.
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Treasury Posts RFI on Machine Readable Banknote Security Features
The Department of the Treasury is seeking potential industry sources of a hidden machine-readable system designed to identify fake U.S. money and authenticate features on future .currency notes.
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NIST Awards Gold Standard to Epner Technology’s Reflective Electroplating
Epner Technology has received National Institute of Standards and Technology's gold standard recognition for the firm's infrared reflectivity technology. Laser Gold, the firm's electroplating process, is designed to produce gold coating that is pure (0.9999), three times harder than standard 24 karat equivalents and reflective to infrared, Epner said Monday.