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Lockheed’s Orion Spacecraft Completes Environmental Testing for Artemis Mission
NASA has certified Lockheed Martin’s Orion spacecraft ahead of its uncrewed flight in lunar orbit as part of the Artemis I mission.
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SteelCloud to Renew Licenses for Compliance Software Tech
SteelCloud has secured a contract from an undisclosed systems integrator to renew licenses for a security technical implementation guide compliance software tool designed to support an information technology modernization effort by the U.S. Air Force.
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Grant Thornton’s Robert Shea on Need for Technology in Response to Public Health Emergency
Robert Shea, a Grant Thornton principal, told Government Matters in an interview posted Tuesday about the challenges and the need for technology in response to the coronavirus pandemic. "One of the things I think we’ve learned is that we need to be pretty practised at what flexibilities agencies need to offer to their federal and contractor workforces,†he said. “Technology is a key enabler and will need to be in place in the future.â€
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KLDiscovery Adds Carlyle Group Execs Donna Morea, Larry Prior, Ian Fujiyama to Board
Donna Morea, an operating executive at The Carlyle Group, has been selected to chair the board of directors of Washington, D.C.-based information governance technology maker KLDiscovery.
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in News, Space NewsFirefly CEO Thomas Markusic Talks Lunar Lander Dev’t Plans Ahead of Artemis Mission
Firefly Aerospace plans to move forward with the development of its Genesis lunar lander as its continues work on an orbital transfer vehicle in partnership with Aerojet Rocketdyne, ARS Technica reported Wednesday.
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DynCorp Selected to Provide Life Support Areas at Two Army Bases
DynCorp International has booked a pair of contract modifications worth $41.5M combined to install temporary shelters at two U.S. Army installations to house quarantined service personnel arriving from their missions in Afghanistan.
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Navy Announces Intent to Seek Network Support Services
The U.S. Navy plans to solicit for information technology services in support of networks and operations across multiple domains.
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in News, Press Releases, Wash100Navy CIO Aaron Weis Inducted Into 2020 Wash100 for Information Management, Tech & Cybersecurity Vision
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce Aaron Weis, chief information officer at the Department of the Navy, as the newest inductee into the 2020 edition of the Wash100 Award for his guiding principles to drive DON’s information technology and cyber readiness goals.
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PAR Government Brings Geospatial Imagery Tool to Commercial Market
PAR Government Systems has commercially released an updated version of the company’s GV3.0 geospatial imagery tool originally designed for intelligence and defense users.
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Citadel Defense Grows Operations in San Diego to Boost Production
Citadel Defense has pursued expansion in the San Diego area to accommodate more work under contracts with the departments of Homeland Security and Defense.