ExecutiveBiz News on Video 12/7/2022

Kathleen Robinson is a general manager and sales director for Intel’s business with federal system integrators and the defense industrial base. She  spoke with ExecutiveBiz about the strategic importance of Intel’s partner programs, the recently passed CHIPS Act, and the five “superpowers” of opportunity in our latest Executive Spotlight interview. You can read the full interview with […]

Within the federal government, physical and digital environments are becoming inextricably intertwined as organizations continue to modernize. This convergence is creating new opportunities in the GovCon market, and companies like V2X are harnessing new technologies in this space to help their customers innovate while meeting evolving mission needs. Executive Mosaic sat down with Chuck Prow, president and […]

Empower AI has secured a potential two-year, $14 million task order to provide cybersecurity support services to the mission engineering directorate under the U.S. Army’s Information Systems Engineering Command. ISEC awarded the order, which has one base year and one option year, through the Total Engineering and Integration Services IV procurement vehicle, the company said […]

Northrop Grumman has showcased the potential of a company-built sensing technology to support data transmission and sharing in military operations. The Converged Sensor demonstration took place at Naval Air Station Patuxent River in Maryland and applied the system to a mission scenario using ground test equipment for radio frequencies, the company said Tuesday. The sensor, […]

Six companies and one nonprofit association have received contracts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to carry out data analysis work over two months as part of a space traffic coordination pilot project. Awardees will track satellites in medium and geostationary Earth orbits, detect anomalies and analyze spaceflight safety measures, NOAA said Tuesday. The […]

Intel has chosen Bechtel to build semiconductor factories in New Albany, Ohio, as part of the chipmaker’s $20 billion expansion plan in the state. The deal covers design and build services for 2.5 million square feet of production and clean room space, which is the first phase of the Intel Ohio project, Bechtel said. The […]

TTM Technologies has secured a potential $500 million deal with Raytheon Technologies to manufacture electronics and specialized assemblies for a shipboard radar system being developed for the U.S. Navy. The multiyear agreement covers the supply of radio frequency electronic assemblies, electronic hardware and printed circuit boards needed to build the Navy’s SPY-6 family of radars, […]

Google Cloud’s service offering has received a Defense Information Systems Agency provisional authorization to host Department of Defense data at Impact Level 5. DISA said Tuesday the IL5 provisional authorization covers several services, including BigQuery, Google Cloud Storage, Cloud Hardware Security Module, Cloud Key Management Service, Google Compute Engine, Identity and Access Management, Persistent Disk […]

The Department of Defense has awarded contracts through the Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment and Defense Production Act Title III programs in a push to reduce supply chain vulnerabilities associated with the production of kinetic weapons systems for national security use. The office of the assistant secretary of defense for industrial base policy within the […]

BAE Systems‘ land and armaments business will produce M88A2 armored recovery vehicles for Poland under a $128.2 million firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Army. The company was the sole bidder for the firm-fixed-price production contract, according to a Department of Defense notice published Tuesday. Work will take place at BAE’s York, Pennsylvania, facility and is […]