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Northrop Grumman has received a contract from the U.S. Space Force to build the second site for a radar capability designed to facilitate object detection and tracking in geosynchronous orbit to provide space domain awareness for the U.S. military and its allies. Space Systems Command said Wednesday the second Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability site […] More
The Department of Defense has tapped Guidehouse to support transitioning service members’ spouses with employment and career advancement opportunities. Under the partnership, Guidehouse said Wednesday it will join the career fairs, workshops and other initiatives of the agency’s Military Spouse Employment Partnership program. MSEP enables DOD to partner with hundreds of companies and organizations that provide job […] More
IonQ, a quantum computing hardware and software company, will design a pioneering networked quantum computing system for a Department of Defense research center under a recently awarded contract. Work on the multi-node, blind quantum system will support DOD’s Applied Research Laboratory for Intelligence and Security, or ARLIS, IonQ said Tuesday. Under the $5.7 million contract, […] More
L3Harris Technologies’ Agile Development Group has completed testing its new robotic, short-range air defense combat vehicle prototype. The company said Wednesday the test was part of the 2024 Project Convergence Capstone 4 field experiment, which involved a series of exercises designed to refine military strategies. During testing, L3Harris featured advanced long-range surveillance and electronic attack capabilities […] More
Parsons subsidiary Sealing Technologies was awarded a U.S. Army contract worth $9.6 million to help bolster its cyber defense capabilities through work in a compute-and-data-storage system-focused program. The fixed-price contract is for the Deployable Defensive Cyber Operations System – Modular version 2, or DDS-Mv2, program of the Army, the provider of edge computing and defensive […] More
Qualtrics has earned the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s moderate authority to operate for its artificial intelligence-based conversational analytics and natural language processing tools. The AI and machine learning tools work to capture and process structured or unstructured customer feedback sent through various mechanisms, such as call center conversations, surveys and social media chats […] More
The U.S. Army has selected General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems, Global Military Products and Premier Precision Machining to compete for orders on a $211.9 million contract to supply mortar shell bodies. Under the agreement, the awardees will manufacture, test, package, produce and deliver the required hardware, the Department of Defense said. Work locations and […] More
Battelle has appointed Juan Alvarez as executive vice president of laboratory operations. Alvarez, who previously served as deputy director for management and operations at Idaho National Laboratory, will fully assume his new position by mid-October, the Columbus, Ohio-based Battelle said Monday. At INL, which he joined in 2005 as part of Battelle’s contract to manage the […] More
5G communications are more than just an asset for civilian commercial users looking to connect to the internet from anywhere and place calls conveniently. According to retired U.S. Air Force BG Rob Spalding, CEO of SEMPRE, they’re a vital military necessity. Especially in remote locations where connectivity is usually spotty or nonexistent—a.k.a. at the edge—this technology […] More
BAE Systems has received a $48 million contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory to mature the components of the Insight System, a resource management system for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. Work under the contract includes enhancing the system to meet operational requirements, integrating it with developmental and operational systems and conducting demonstrations for transition activities. […] More
James Clevenger, director of government sales at Hughes Network Systems, discussed how the company helps government agency customers and other clients integrate geosynchronous orbit satellite capabilities with low Earth orbit and medium Earth orbit satellite systems to meet their specific mission requirements. “And so we really look at each individual customer, be it a federal […] More
CGI Federal has received a contract extension from the U.S. Department of State to produce end-to-end passport application processing systems. Under the $378 million contract extension, CGI will provide delivery process resilience and customer service advances to aid the Bureau of Consular Affairs for more than 21 million passports annually, the Fairfax, Virginia-based company announced Tuesday. […] More
