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A General Dynamics subsidiary has received a potential $37.2M contract to obtain hardware kits for the U.S. Marine Corps' light armored vehicle modernization initiative.
Apogee Engineering has won a potential six-year, $28.2M contract to provide logistical support to the Air Force Space and Missile System Center.
France-based aircraft maintenance services provider Sabena Technics has partnered with Kellstrom Defense Aerospace, an aircraft engineering and manufacturing services provider headquartered in California, to help military customers maintain their C-130 transport planes.
Raytheon has completed over 1.7K wind tunnel tests of the extended-range variant of the ground-launched AMRAAM air-to-air missile built to intercept targets at longer ranges and higher altitudes. The company said Monday the completion of the tests marks a step in the qualification of the AMRAAM-ER missile for incorporation into the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System.
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Dylan Thomas, who worked as a software engineer and project manager at Woolpert from 2004 to 2010, has rejoined the architecture, engineering and geospatial services provider as cloud practice leader. Thomas will oversee Woolpert’s Google Cloud product division and cloud strategy through the firm’s office in Denver, the company said Thursday.
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Col. Garth Winterle, project manager for tactical radios at program executive office for command, control and communications-tactical, has said the U.S. Army has been advancing an acquisition strategy for software-defined radios, National Defense reported Friday. “Software defined radios allow for less complicated waveform upgrades and do not require costly hardware changes as we incorporate electronic warfare hardening and cyber protection,†Winterle said.
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Lockheed Martin has opened its Cyber Innovation Lab at the University of Central Florida to help address a growing demand for cybersecurity professionals.
Five research teams will study the behavior of marine organisms to develop sensors designed to detect and track manned underwater vehicles and drones in strategic waters under a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency program. DARPA introduced in February 2018 the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program in an effort to integrate biology into new platforms meant to monitor adversaries’ movements in underwater environments, the agency said Friday.
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Intelligent Waves has won a potential five-year, $49M contract to help the Defense Information Systems Agency manage logistical operations for the U.S. military's Enhanced Mobile Satellite Services program and Distributed Tactical Communication System.
Four companies have won spots on a potential $47.2M multiple-award contract to provide analytical and professional services for the U.S Army's navigation, data and systems.
Spaceflight will fly a microsatellite for the Air Force Research Laboratory via a rideshare service with SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket as part of a mission to send a commercial communciations satellite built by Maxar Technologies’ SSL business into orbit, SpaceNews reported Friday.
