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The U.S. Air Force seeks a contractor that can supply audio-visual equipment for a welcoming ceremony for the service’s first Boeing KC-46 air refueling tanker, The Wichita Eagle reported Wednesday. The service said in its solicitation posted on the FedBizOpps website that the equipment must be delivered to McConnell Air Force Base by Nov. 16, […] More
Charles River Analytics has received a contract option for work under the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency‘s effort aiming to develop swarm tactics. The company said Tuesday it will work to apply swarm algorithms and tactics for urban reconnaissance and isolation or SATURN into DARPA’s Offensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics program. SATURN applications are made to manage […] More
General Dynamics’ mission systems business has launched a new unmanned underwater vehicle to help defense, academic and commercial users gather subsurface data. Bluefin-9 is designed to be deployed from a pier or a rigid-hulled inflatable boat and features a removable module built to store sonar data, images and video that users can access shortly after they recover the vehicle, General Dynamics […] More
Perspecta has received a potential $36M contract to provide scientific, engineering and technical services to the ship signatures department of Naval Sea Systems Command’s Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division. The company said Tuesday it will work with the department that conducts research, development, engineering and test of U.S. Navy surface ship, submarine and small craft signatures. Work […] More
FireEye has introduced a free cloud-based service meant to help organizations scan and detect potential malicious threats in email systems. The FireProof Email Threat Analysis offering includes a less than five-minute setup process and seeks to identify malware or sophisticated threats that can avoid cybersecurity defenses, the company said Monday. “In the evaluations that we’ve run for organizations, […] More
General Atomics‘ electromagnetic systems business has received a contract to develop and provide a battery system that would power propulsion units of the U.S. Special Operations Command’s underwater vehicles. The company said Monday it will work to develop Lithium-Ion Fault Tolerant prototype batteries for integration and testing with these vehicles that work to transport USSOCOM […] More
Gerard Hueber, vice president of business development for naval and area mission defense at Raytheon, has said the company has modernized its product development and sustainment processes for missile defense systems, Navy Recognition reported Monday. Hueber noted in an interview that Raytheon is adding new technologies such as active guidance systems in its product portfolio […] More
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released the results of a Concurrent Technologies Corp.-led project aiming to develop a system that would monitor the structural health of steel truss bridges. The company said Monday its structural health monitoring system has received the U.S. Army‘s recommendation for use with bridges significant to the operations of […] More
Boeing’s Tapestry Solutions subsidiary will deliver an in-transit visibility system to the U.S. Central Command to help monitor the ground-based deployment of military assets throughout different countries in the Middle East. The Global Distribution Management System will support CENTCOM in tracking the logistics operations of contractors in Kuwait, Bahrain, Iraq, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab […] More
10ZiG Technology has introduced a fingerprint authentication system for the Imprivata OneSign Single-Sign-On system to simplify virtual access to patient records and healthcare information for doctors and healthcare providers. The company said Thursday the Fingerprint Reader tool is designed to eliminate the need for healthcare professionals to sign in across multiple endpoints and keep different passwords. 10ZiG […] More
The Food and Drug Administration has selected 32 companies and academic entities to provide research and development support services to advance studies in regulatory science under a potential $41.8M multi-award contract. The agency announced the R&D contract awards in a FedBizOpps notice posted Friday. The listed winners are: American Society of Nephrology Ann & Robert H. […] More
ECS Federal has landed a prime position on the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency‘s potential five-year, $850M contract for technical, financial, administrative and business services. The company said Thursday it will provide these support services to help DARPA develop research and risk assessment plans for new technologies to contribute to the Defense Department‘s national security […] More
