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SpiderOak deployed and demonstrated its OrbitSecure software aboard the International Space Station using an Amazon Web Services-built edge computing device provided by Axiom Space. SpiderOak said Tuesday OrbitSecure was uploaded on July 31 aboard the ISS and demonstrated its capability to receive and transmit secure ops traffic between low-Earth orbit and the ground using AWS […] More
San Francisco-based analytics software company TurbineOne will undertake a prototype machine learning development project under a multiyear contract from the Department of Defense’s innovation arm. TurbineOne said Monday the collaboration with the Defense Innovation Unit and DOD’s FutureG and 5G Office will pursue ML applications for geolocation and threat detection. This award aligns with the […] More
Xcelerate Solutions has been selected as a finalist in one of the Contractor of the Year categories of the annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards. The company said Monday it is one of the six contractors competing in the award category for contractors with $25 million to $75 million in annual revenue. “This recognition is […] More
The Defense Logistics Agency’s Logistics Information Services is entering the third phase of a program meant to modernize the agency’s management system that provides information about supply items used by the Department of Defense. Launched in 2020, the Federal Logistics Information System Data Cleansing Project developed a modernized algorithmic base that uses machine learning and […] More
Aerospace and defense engineering firm Boecore is set to expand its operations in Colorado and generate 620 new jobs focused on software and systems engineering. The company will establish a large sensitive compartmented information facility in Colorado Springs to house the additional operations and employees, the Colorado government said. Boecore will collaborate with the Polis-Primavera Administration and […] More
SilverEdge Government Solutions, a Godspeed Capital Management-backed software provider, has received a multi-million-dollar firm fixed price task order to deliver its software-as-a-service platform to an intelligence agency. The Columbia, Maryland-based company said Monday its SOAR platform will be used to provide customized SaaS offerings in support of agency missions. SOAR is an SaaS platform tailored to […] More
Northrop Grumman’s deep-sensing and targeting technology installed on a Bombardier CRJ-700 aircraft was able to collate multidomain data and analyze information from commercial satellites. The findings during a test flight were part of a demonstration featured at the U.S. Army’s Experimental Demonstration Gateway Event in Yuma, Arizona, the company announced Monday. The DSaT platform was […] More
Rob Lalumondier, vice president of public sector at Sophos, said state and local government agencies looking to protect data and systems from cyberattacks should leverage technology and human expertise by using managed detection and response services. Lalumondier told the Government Technology magazine that MDR could help agencies focus on their strategic priorities, improve their return […] More
Technology industry veteran Burhan Muzaffar has joined Anduril Industries to serve as its vice president of vehicle autonomy and head of robotics, according to his LinkedIn post. Muzaffar brings to Anduril years of experience including time at Ball Aerospace as software engineer for modeling simulation analysis, United Launch Alliance as product leader for software, data […] More
The State Department has approved a potential $104 million foreign military sale of Lockheed Martin-made extended-range Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile systems and related equipment to the government of Japan. Under the FMS request, Lockheed would supply 50 units of the AGM-158B/B-2 JASSM-ER, a variant designed to launch from the bomber aircraft, the Defense Security Cooperation […] More
NASA has begun soliciting proposals for a five-year contract to provide support services for the space technology mission directorate’s Technology Transfer Program. The space agency plans to compete the Consolidated Agency Technology Transfer Services contract as a set-aside program for small businesses certified under the HUBZone program, according to a request for proposals published Monday. […] More
Bill Sullivan, vice president and general manager of U.S. federal for Denodo, has discussed with David Nelson, chief information and data officer at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the importance of vendor collaboration to develop new technologies and capabilities for the agency, CDO Magazine reported. In a video interview with Sullivan, Nelson said NRC is working […] More
