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Lockheed Martin‘s Sikorsky subsidiary has received a $42.15 million contract to help sustain the U.S. Army’s fleet of H-60 Black Hawk helicopters. Sikorsky will deliver non-personal technical services to the service branch at locations yet to be determined and must complete sustainment work by Dec. 31, 2026, the Department of Defense said Thursday. The Army […] More
Unqork has secured a contract to help the Department of Health and Human Services implement no-code software to update payroll operations at HHS’ Public Health Service agency. The company said Thursday it is working with the department in efforts to complete the certification process for its enterprise no-code platform under the Federal Risk and Authorization […] More
Robert Gallegos and Chris McCall, formerly executives of LGS Innovations, have been appointed to serve as chief operating officer and chief administration officer of national security company Arcfield, respectively. The two will report to Arcfield CEO Kevin Kelly, who they worked with during their time at LGS Innovations and after its acquisition by CACI International, […] More
Leidos has secured a $26.91 million contract from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory to prototype a system that uses electromagnetic waves to knock out drones. The Reston, Virginia-headquartered company will create a mature prototype of a high-power microwave counter-unmanned aerial system in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the Department of Defense said Thursday. The development effort […] More
NASA has issued a request for proposals for a five-year contract to provide simulation and software technology support and related services for the Johnson Space Center and other centers throughout the agency. NASA will launch a full and open competition for the single-award Simulation and Software Technology III indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract and expects to award the […] More
Bradley Feldmann, a transportation, defense and security industry veteran, has joined San Diego-based Neology as chairman and CEO. He will oversee Neology’s efforts in developing and modernizing smart mobility systems through the use of artificial intelligence techniques and open platforms, the company said Thursday. Feldmann is former chairman, president and CEO of Cubic, where he […] More
Executive Mosaic has included Kathleen Hicks, deputy secretary at the Department of Defense, in the 2022 edition of the Wash100 Award for her efforts in promoting DOD’s artificial intelligence and data innovation initiatives. This represents the second Wash100 recognition for Hicks, who was confirmed by the Senate to assume the department’s second-highest civilian post in […] More
The term “digital twin” refers to a real-time virtual counterpart of an individual, physical asset or process in the physical world. Digital twins can help organizations understand how these real-world elements might behave in a myriad of complex scenarios and environments – often without actually using or compromising the physical element itself. “Digital twins are […] More
Lookout has secured a provisional authority-to-operate certification from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program’s Joint Advisory Board to market its endpoint-to-cloud data security technology to federal agencies. The Lookout Security Platform is now available for government clients looking to protect agency data that are being accessed from any location through on-premises applications, software-as-a-service and […] More
Huntington Ingalls Industries‘ Ingalls Shipbuilding division began the construction phase of a future San Antonio-class ship through a keel authentication ceremony. HII said Wednesday the upcoming USS Harrisburg (LPD 30) will be the first Flight II amphibious transport dock in the San Antonio lineup. San Antonio-class ships carry Marines, supplies, equipment, landing craft, amphibious assault […] More
Ball Aerospace helped NASA complete the critical design review of a satellite designed to map the sky and support scientists’ study on the cause of cosmic inflation in the universe’s earlier stages. The company said Wednesday it designed, integrated and tested the Spectro-Photometer for the History of the Universe, Epoch of Reionization and Ices Explorer […] More
Space Micro, a Voyager Space-backed company, has received a Space Development Agency contract to build a laser communications capability for sending data from one satellite to various receivers. The 24-month development contract calls for an advanced one-to-many optical system that uses managed optical communication array technology to enable point-to-multipoint communications from low-Earth orbit, the space […] More
