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EXPANSIA CEO Adam “AJ” Jarnagin recently participated in an Executive Spotlight interview for an in-depth conversation about the formation of his company as well as its mission to accelerate the deployment of technology and process to execute a consultative project for government clients. “I launched EXPANSIA, with my wife Tynel, in 2014 to develop a portfolio […] More
Andrew Churchill, vice president of federal at software company Qlik, said agencies working to manage and maintain their data analytics applications in the cloud should recognize the benefits of software as a service. With SaaS, “they’ve got this service, totally self-contained, managed by the vendor, allowing them to move resources that were doing security patching, […] More
Parallax Advanced Research has won a potential seven-year, $97.5 million contract to help the Air Force Research Laboratory develop software to analyze uncertain and complex data. The Beavercreek, Ohio-based nonprofit organization will provide cognitive systems engineering, agile development and experimentation services to AFRL under the cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, the Department of Defense said Friday. AFRL […] More
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has awarded CACI International a $138 million task order to support tactical communications with engineering and upkeep, prolonging an ongoing project between the two organizations. The single-award mission expertise task order, which comes as part of the TACCOM II indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, requires the CACI team to assist ICE with its voice network […] More
Anduril Industries and Australia’s defense force have agreed to partner on a three-year, $100 million program to design, build and manufacture extra large autonomous undersea vehicles for the Australian navy. Anduril said Wednesday it will use its Agile development approach to develop and deliver three XL-AUV prototypes to the Royal Australian navy. XL-AUV will be […] More
Lockheed Martin has tapped Aerojet Rocketdyne to provide its missiles and fire control business with a second stage booster that will be used to power a hypersonic weapon system being developed for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Aerojet Rocketdyne said Thursday it will develop a solid rocket motor booster for DARPA’s Operational Fires initiative […] More
L3Harris Technologies has been selected to develop the avionics system for rocket boosters Northrop Grumman will manufacture to help NASA send astronauts to the lunar surface. L3Harris said Thursday it will provide avionics to IV-VIII missions under the Artemis program and its technology will be designed to also support the IX booster. Northrop received a […] More
Mike Bosco, senior vice president of Sev1Tech’s army mission solutions business, shared in a recent Executive Spotlight interview his perspective on the company’s competitive advantage from a process and a capability perspective. “We’re no longer that mid-tier small business. Sev1Tech is now competing on the large contractual landscape. We’ve moved up in weight class and […] More
Ed Sheehan, president and CEO of Concurrent Technologies Corp., said his leadership team relies on subject matter experts and technical and support professionals to help the research and development organization’s government clients address system requirements. Sheehan and other senior executives at CTC maintain regular collaboration with both staff members and customers to bring innovation ideas […] More
BlueHalo will supply the U.S. Army with a counter-unmanned aerial system for use on secure U.S. locations and overseas battlefields to defend against enemy drone and ensure warfighter protection. The company said Thursday its Titan C-UAS kits were ordered by the service branch under a $4 million deal to support a unit within the Army. […] More
A new study has found that 91 percent of federal cybersecurity leaders say the cybersecurity executive order signed in 2021 has made U.S. critical infrastructure and data safer. MeriTalk said Thursday it surveyed more than 150 federal cyber decision-makers in March for the Impact Assessment: Cyber EO Year One report and found that 82 percent […] More
Jesus Jackson, formerly vice president for engineering at CollabraLink Technologies, has joined ArdentMC as chief technology officer responsible for driving the management consulting firm’s tech strategy and priorities. Ardent said Wednesday Jackson will also work to advance the firm’s digital transformation, location intelligence and data analytics offerings for government customers. Prior to joining Ardent, the […] More
