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The Federal Aviation Administration seeks to administer an aeronautical knowledge test for users of recreational drones and requests stakeholders to submit information needed for the effort.
Israel-based Elbit Systems has agreed to acquire the night vision business of Harris, which now operates as L3Harris Technologies, for $350M and CEO Bezhalel Machlis said he expects to close the transaction in the early fourth quarter of 2019, Reuters reported Thursday.
Mark Forman, vice president of digital government at Unisys’ federal arm, has said that chief information officers must adopt strategies on implementing cloud-related capabilities to fully leverage the new technology for modernizing operations.
Samsung Electronics America’s flagship mobile phone products have achieved federal government certification.
Sudhir Pucha, vice president of information technology at HighPoint Global, wrote in an article that the adoption of IT DevOps processes has resulted in the development of project management portals and other platforms used to facilitate the delivery of services to citizens.
Hugh Kazerani, formerly an executive director at public sector services firm ActioNet, has been named vice president of strategic accounts at digital services provider Alpha Omega Integration, G2Xchange ETC reported Thursday.
CNSI announced on Thursday that Melissa Fannin has joined the company as the senior vice president of Federal Business Development.
Sabre Systems has secured a five-year, $42.9M delivery order under a basic ordering agreement to research and develop cyber warfare capacities for the U.S. Navy’s Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Infrastructure division and Integrated Battlespace Simulation and Test department.
Heffler Contracting Group won a potential five-year, $49M contract to alter and refurbish facilities at the U.S. Marine Corps’ Camp Pendleton base in California.
Battle Sight Technologies and the Air Force Research Laboratory have entered into a licensing agreement for an infrared phosphor technology designed to aid military training and communications in the battlefield. The technology can absorb ultraviolet light at daytime and emit IR light during the night, the U.S. Air Force said Wednesday.
Science Applications International Corp. has landed a potential five-year, $72.3M contract to perform a broad range of support services for the U.S. Marine Corps Cyberspace Command.
