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Textron Ship-To-Shore Connector to Enter Navy Acceptance Tests
A Textron-built ship-to-shore connector is slated to undergo U.S. Navy acceptance trials after the completion of the platform's developmental and production stages, USNI reported Monday.
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Tim Cole: Maxar Completes Systems Requirements Review of Lunar Gateway’s Propulsion Element
Tim Cole, program manager for the power and propulsion element at Maxar Technologies, said in an interview published Monday that the company wrapped up the two-day systems requirements review of the PPE at its Palo Alto, Calif.-based facility to assess and document the platform’s technical requirements.
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General Electric Lands Potential $61M Navy Stores Mgmt System Repair Contract
General Electric secured a potential five-year, $61.2M contract to repair, modify or replace assets supporting the U.S. Navy’s weapons management systems.
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Aerojet Rocketdyne, Firefly Form Launch Services Partnership; Eileen Drake Quoted
Aerojet Rocketdyne has partnered with Firefly Aerospace to jointly provide launch services to support low-Earth orbit, geosynchronous orbit and Moon missions for the government and commercial sectors.
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SolarWinds’ Mav Turner: How Gov’t Can Maximize Hyperconverged Infrastructure
Mav Turner, vice president of product management at SolarWinds, wrote in a GCN opinion piece published Friday that managing hyperconverged infrastructure requires skilled manpower and continuous monitoring in order for government agencies to reap the benefits of HCI technology.
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MTSI Listed Top 2 on Fortune Medium Workplaces List
Modern Technology Solutions Inc. has landed the second highest spot on Fortune Magazine’s 100 Best Medium Workplaces list for 2019.
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Liberty Defense to Test Weapons Detection Tech With University of Wisconsin
Liberty Defense Holdings has partnered with the University of Wisconsin Police Department to test a weapons detection platform.
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Air Force Taps Lockheed, Ball Aerospace to Develop Space Internet Communication Systems
Lockheed Martin and Ball Aerospace have landed $3.6M and $2.3M contracts, respectively, to build path-agnostic communications capacities through commercial space internet systems for the U.S. Air Force.