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The U.S. Navy is looking to enter a deal with Northrop Grumman to conduct a technical study for the integration of a next-generation satellite communications system into the service’s E-2D Advanced Hawkeye aircraft.
The U.S. Navy has released a request for proposals on a firm-fixed-price contract to build a helicopter training platform for undergraduate pilots.
Thomas Kennedy, chairman and CEO of Raytheon, has said there are five key takeaways from the White House’s updated National Cyber Strategy and one of those is the Trump administration’s position that cyber crime is a national security threat. Kennedy wrote in a Fox Business opinion piece published Monday that through the strategy, the administration made clear that one of its key priorities is to address intellectual property theft.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has begun to solicit research proposals on high-performance leading edges for hypersonic air systems under a new initiative.
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is seeking possible sources for methods to develop altimetry models. The NGA said Monday in a FedBizOpps notice it seeks a contractor that would help the agency create altimetry models for the Earth gravitational model and other gravity-related efforts.
Lockheed Martin has landed a contract with two 18-month phased tasks to develop an airborne electronic warfare pod technology for the U.S. Army, C4ISRNETÂ reported Monday.
Harris Corp. will serve as the prime contractor on a U.S. Air Force project to an experimental positioning, navigation and timing spacecraft, GPS World reported Monday.
CACI International has been featured in Fortune magazine's list of most admired companies worldwide and landed the sixth spot in the information technology services category.
Eight NASA-supported research and technology payloads launched aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard spacecraft Wednesday as part of the space agency's Flight Opportunities program.
U.S. Special Operations Command recently issued a request for information and sources sought notice for firms that might be interested in and can conduct a capabilities-based assessment of current and proposed USSOCOM intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capacities. The aim of the CBA is to identify potential capability gaps that might hinder SOF units from carrying out missions in the 2030s.
