Products & Service

Phacil has received a $30 million task order to support the service operations of the Office of Consular Systems and Technology within the State Department‘s Bureau of Consular Affairs. The company said it will provide Tier 1 and Tier 2 support for IT systems, Web applications, imaging and archiving applications and client-server applications over a five-year period. Harry Bartel, vice […] More

Xerox has launched two electronic-based printed labels the company built to store data that can be used to track the condition and verify the authenticity of a product. Xerox Printed Memory is designed to store up to 68 billion data points and has a rewritable memory of up to 36 bits, while the Xerox Printed Memory with Cryptographic […] More

Parsons will provide pre-mobilization mission command training support to the Army National Guard as the prime contractor on a one-year agreement with the Interior Department. The company said Monday it will use both digital and analog environments to deliver training and information technology support. “We look forward to bringing our experience and solutions to this critical training mission,” said Mary […] More

CGI and Unit4 have signed a partnership agreement for the companies to jointly provide an integrated enterprise resource planning service to public sector customers in North America. The team will first focus on public sector industries in Western Canada that implement Unit4’s Business World ERP offering, Unit4 said Monday. Tony Dellaviola, CGI’s regional vice president for British Columbia, […] More

Huntington Ingalls Industries has completed the sixth U.S. Coast Guard National Security Cutter for the agency to use in maritime security mission. The Ingalls Shipbuilding division unveiled Munro on Saturday and transported the ship to the floating dry dock aboard Ingalls’ rail car system, Huntington Ingalls said Monday. Munro scheduled for delivery to the Coast Guard by the […] More

Crucell Holland will move forward with work to develop experimental vaccine regimen for Ebola under a potential seven-year, $69 million contract with the preparedness and response unit of the Department of Health and Human Services. HHS said Monday the Netherlands-based pharmaceutical company will work with Denmark-based Bavarian Nordic to develop the Ad26.ZEBOV prime and MVA-BN-Filo boost components of the regimen. The […] More

BAE Systems has started to evaluate the digital night-vision function of its Striker II helmet-mounted display through a series of nighttime flights being held in the U.K. The company said Tuesday the night trials work to support its efforts to develop a replacement for analog night-vision goggles that combat pilots currently use. “[The goggles] … increase g-force pressures on […] More

A Concurrent Technologies affiliate and Varley Group of Australia’s U.S. subsidiary have jointly released new defense and aerospace offerings for military customers. Varley USA and Enterprise Ventures Corp. collaborated to develop the new catalogue of products and services following a strategic partnership inked between Varley USA and CTC in May, Varley said Monday. The partnership […] More

Rockwell Collins will provide its integrated cockpit flight and mission display system and other avionics and mission equipment for U.S. Air Force combat rescue helicopters under a subcontract with Sikorsky Aircraft. Rockwell Collins said Monday the contract also includes navigation radios and the ARC-210 V/UHF communication system with civil interoperability. “To make sure Air Force pilots are able to conduct […] More

Data analytics company Unissant will provide software development and network services to the Environmental Protection Agency‘s Office of Administrative Services Information System under a contract with the EPA. The company said Aug. 13 it will plan, design, develop, deploy and maintain software applications, Web servers and databases for systems within the OASIS security accreditation boundary. Manish Malhotra, president and […] More

Northrop Grumman has tested the performance of its mine hunting system to process synthetic aperture sonar in a U.S. Navy demonstration. The AQS-24B mine hunting system processed sonar data at a speed of 18 knots during the field test at the Navy Central Command in Bahrai, the company said Monday. “The AQS-24B represents a significant advancement of the U.S. […] More