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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Chris Howard, vice president for federal sales at Nutanix, has said agencies should diversify information technology consumption models, avoid restrictive contracts and implement an outcome-based approach to reduce the impact of budget challenges.
The Washington Post has named Criterion Systems and ViON among the top 150 places to work in the Washington, D.C., area based on employee responses from an anonymous survey.
The International Stability Operations Association has honored SOS International with the Vanguard Award for the firm’s efforts to demonstrate transparency, accountability and ethics in its practices.
United Launch Alliance will lift off K-12 student-built payloads on an intern-made sport rocket for an academic engagement event on July 20 at Fort Carson, Colorado in celebration of the Apollo 11 moon landing’s 50th anniversary.
Bechtel and Deep Isolation have entered into a cooperate agreement to further develop, sell and deploy the latter's technology platform designed to help government and industrial customers dispose of nuclear waste. Deep Isolation said Monday it seeks to help Bechtel conduct cleanup efforts at government facilities nationwide or support decommissioning projects at domestic and international nuclear power plants.
Oshkosh Defense and its industry partners demonstrated an anti-tank weapon system on a joint light tactical vehicle during a test run at Redstone Arsenal, Ala.
The Federal Aviation Administration has presented Northrop Grumman with the Diamond Award of Excellence, which recognizes the company's FAA-certified repair station that employs aviation maintenance professionals who have completed a training series. Northrop said Monday its facility in Rolling Meadows, Ill., received the recognition for the ninth straight year and more than 40 company employees also accepted individual awards from the agency.
General Atomics has discovered a new approach that will help reduce the size of future nuclear fusion reactors and will potentially be a step in being able to harness great amounts of carbon energy.
Alion Science and Technology has received a four-year, $48.6M task order from the U.S. Air Force through the Department of Defense’s Information Analysis Center contract to perform research, development and engineering services for ordnance systems’ damage mechanisms.
Rick Ambrose, executive vice president for space business at Lockheed Martin and a 2019 Wash100 winner, said the company is conducting research-and-development work on a satellite servicing concept to replace or repair computer systems and other electronics on orbit, Breaking Defense reported Monday.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency selected Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory for a program to develop a wearable, nonsurgical brain-machine interface that will be tested in the medical, aerial and cyber defense scenarios.
