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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Jared Shepard, Chief Executive Officer of Intelligent Waves, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz about the company’s evolution of its cybersecurity platforms, how CMMC will shift the government contracting (GovCon) sector and the ways that COVID-19 will transform business moving forward.Â
Honeywell and the U.S. Army have agreed to test-fly a Chinook helicopter with a new variant of the company's T55 engine to demonstrate the motor's power output and fuel consumption. The 6,000-horespower machine is designed to generate 25 percent more power and consume 10 percent less fuel than the current model.
Fairbanks Morse has built and tested a pair of main propulsion diesel engines that will power the first offshore patrol cutter Eastern Shipbuilding Group is constructing for the U.S. Coast Guard.
Geospark Analytics has been selected to provide a technology platform for Department of Homeland Security personnel to analyze potential risks and threats from global events.
Jesse Osborne, former lead for INCATech's geographic information system practice, has been promoted to chief technology officer of the Reston, Va.-based technology provider.
A Lockheed Martin–Raytheon Technologies joint venture address primary deliverables related to the full rate production of anti-tank guided munitions for the U.S. Army under a $75.4M contract modification.
Raytheon Technologies and Boldend have partnered to accelerate the process of building and deploying national security cyber tools with the latter's software-as-a-service platform.
A group running the DopplePaymer ransomware announced in a blog post that they hacked the network of Digital Management Inc., one of NASA’s information technology contractors, ZDNet reported Wednesday.
The Chief Information Officer – Solutions and Partners 3 governmentwide acquisition contract, which has unrestricted and small business tracks, is set to expire in May 2022 and the National Institute of Health’s Information Technology Acquisition and Assessment Center plans to move the potential $40B CIO-SP4 contract for IT products and services to one GWAC to offer more opportunities to small businesses, Federal News Network reported Thursday.
