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Rick Vien, most recently a capture executive at ManTech, was appointed as vice president of proposals operations at the defense technology provider, he announced in a LinkedIn post. The executive joined the Herndon, Virginia-based company in August after more than 15 years at BAE Systems, where he last worked as strategic capture director, according to […] More
Bill Rowan, vice president of public sector at Splunk, said digital resilience has become a necessity for government organizations as they navigate the current threat landscape and deal with growing cyber workforce challenges and evolving regulations. In a blog post published Friday on Splunk’s website, Rowan discussed how the company works with Cisco to drive […] More
The Federal Aviation Administration has selected Noblis as the prime contractor for the unrestricted track of the potential 10-year, $709 million Air Traffic Engineering and Program Support, or ATEPS, II contract. Noblis said Thursday the ATEPS II indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a two-year base term and four two-year options and provides vendors with an opportunity to […] More
Raytheon, an RTX business unit, will provide modeling and simulation, or M&S, services to the U.S. Army and Navy’s missile defense systems for exercises and training under a potential $191.1 million contract from the Missile Defense Agency. The Department of Defense said Friday the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with cost, cost-plus-incentive-fee and cost-plus-award-fee line items is a […] More
Verizon Frontline and the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, have collaborated once more to track Santa Claus’ yearly journey. The company said it will ensure the NORAD Track Santa initiative will have reliable connectivity so people, especially children, can see where Santa is on Dec. 24. NORAD Tracks Santa Initiative The initiative, which […] More
Northrop Grumman has completed static fire tests of a new 21-inch second-stage solid rocket motor for the U.S. Navy in support of the service branch’s aim of rapidly deploying a low-risk SRM to achieve extended-range hypersonic capabilities. In a statement Friday, Gordon LoPresti, senior director of propulsion systems and control at Northrop, said, “The SRM test fires […] More
General Dynamics’ information technology business has secured a potential 10-year, $5.6 billion contract from the U.S. Air Force Mission Partner Capabilities Office to modernize and operate a secure environment for real-time communication, collaboration and information sharing among the military and its partners. Under the award, General Dynamics Information Technology said Friday it will deliver mission, […] More
Corey Hulen, chief technology officer at Mattermost, highlighted the importance of artificial intelligence-driven tools and automation in accelerating response times to critical incidents during a panel discussion organized by The National CIO Review and moderated by Mattermost Chief Marketing Officer Leigh Dow, the publication reported Tuesday. “Time to respond is everything. Getting structured data from […] More
Mobility has become more practical for government to use and is increasingly featured in the way agencies deliver their services, according to Rocky Thurston, CEO of digital services provider DMI. Improving Government Services Thurston made this observation during a recent episode of The Government Huddle Podcast, where he noted that mobile apps and platforms have […] More
LMI has won a Defense Logistics Agency contract to provide support services for DLA’s Acquisition Modernization Technology Research, or AMTR, program. In a LinkedIn post published Thursday, the consulting firm said it will provide DLA with a platform to advance the development of a secure and transparent digital contracting framework designed to improve the government […] More
Lockheed Martin recently showcased a surrogate High Mobility Artillery Rocket System launcher’s uncrewed capability, advancing its efforts to develop autonomous systems that can be integrated with manned vehicles. Completed on Dec. 4, the experiment exhibited the launcher’s ability to operate using non-emitting perception sensors instead of a driver, the aerospace company said Thursday. The innovation […] More
Scientific Systems, a company offering AI-powered autonomy for national security applications, has inaugurated its new corporate headquarters in Burlington, Massachusetts. The company said Thursday the grand opening of the 28,000-square-foot facility was held on Dec. 13. The new headquarters, which replaces the one in Woburn, Massachusetts, marks the company’s commitment to future expansion and growth. Scientific […] More
