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Booz Allen Hamilton will provide consulting, engineering and technical support services for the U.S. Army after being chosen by the service as primary contractor for the Expedited Professional and Engineering Support Services blanket purchase agreement. The company said Thursday the Express BPA multiple award contracting vehicle calls for the provision of advisory services for the […] More

Lockheed Martin has chosen Saft to provide Li-ion battery systems for the production phase of the U.S. Army‘s Joint Light Tactical Vehicles program. Saft said Tuesday it will continue as Lockheed’s JLTV battery supplier following previous agreements to provide batteries for the program’s engineering and manufacturing development phase and production readiness review. “This partnership represents the growing adoption of lithium-ion battery technology […] More

Versar has secured a $1.2 million task order to provide performance management planning and technical support services for five U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facilities under a firm-fixed-price contract with Health Facility Solutions Co. Versar will carry out work for USACE Louisville District at Fort Belvoir in Virginia, Moffett Federal Airfield in California, Fort McCoy in Wisconsin, Fort […] More

Science Applications International Corp. will provide systems and computer support services for the Army Research, Development and Engineering Command under a $17.4 million modification to a foreign military sales contract. The Defense Department said Tuesday SAIC will perform contract work at Redstone Arsenal through Feb. 20, 2017. Contract work will occur in the following countries: Afghanistan Australia Bahrain Central African Republic […] More

A subsidiary of Cubic Corp. has won a $1.25 million follow-on order from the U.S. Army’s Program Executive Office for Simulation Training and Instrumentation to provide the Lebanese armed forces with the company’s virtual skills training system. Cubic Global Defense will deliver additional maintenance tools, shelters and logistics support services associated with its Engagement Skills […] More

Motorola Solutions has been selected to deploy communications tools in Norway in an effort to expand coverage of the nation’s trunked radio system public safety network. The Norwegian Directorate for Emergency Communication inked an agreement to obtain 1,000 licenses for Motorola Solutions’ Wave work group communications product, Motorola said Monday. Users in Norway will be able […] More

Rockwell Collins has teamed up with a Teltronic subsidiary to improve radio communications at John F. Kennedy International Airport with the installation of terrestrial trunked radio technology. Rockwell Collins said Friday the installation of the Tetra system, which works to provide secure and swift radio communications, with New Jersey-based PowerTrunk is part of the companies’ […] More

The Canadian city of Ottawa in Ontario has chosen Parsons to carry out seismic retrofitting work for the 1964-built McIlraith Bridge. Parsons will provide construction services for the 662-foot-long highway bridge with four traffic lanes above the Rideau River, and plans to partially implement lane closures during the bridge’s rehabilitation, the company said Friday. Todd […] More

Aerojet Rocketdyne has chosen Florida Turbine Technologies to support Aerojet’s rocket engine development program. The companies signed an agreement that calls for FTT to help engineer Aerojet-built propulsion systems for the aerospace industry, Aerojet said Friday. Sacramento, California-based Aerojet manufactures technologies designed to power space, missile defense, tactical and armament platforms. FTT is a developer […] More

IBM and Deloitte have partnered to build a portfolio of integrated technology products to help the financial services industry manage business risks and comply with regulations. The alliance wants to introduce a platform designed to combine IBM’s analytics and cloud computing platforms with Deloitte’s regulatory intelligence tool, IBM said Monday. The offering will be developed […] More

Northrop Grumman will install version 9.3 of its Voyage Management System on the U.S. Navy‘s SSN and SSGN nuclear-powered attack submarines through the end of 2016. The company said Monday the Navy approved the VMS 9.3 installation on 55 SSNs and four SSGNs deployed around the world. Todd Leavitt, vice president of maritime systems at Northrop Grumman, […] More

By Light Professional IT Services will provide the Defense Information Systems Agency exclusive rights to use dark fiber, equipment and related services under a 10-year, $15.4 million contract. The Defense Information Technology Contracting Organization received four bids for the indefeasible right of use deal through the FedBizOpps website and is obligating all funds at the […] More