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Leidos has received a contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency for work on the Cross-Domain Enterprise Services program. Scope of Defense Contract The Virginia-based company said Tuesday that under the terms of the contract, it will be upgrading DISA’s data sharing platform through the integration of its design, engineering and operation. The five-year award […] More
Jake Frazer has literally grown up in the government contracting industry. He began his career in the U.S. military as an end customer when he received support from the contractors while deployed with IFOR in Bosnia. He joined the industry in 1999 working for Brown & Root Services (now KBR), and he has worked across […] More
Pratt & Whitney, an RTX business, will supply TJ150 engines for integration into the Leidos Black Arrow small cruise missile under a contract with Dynetics, a Leidos company. The compact, high-performance turbojet engine production work already began in April, with completion expected in the first quarter of 2026, RTX said Monday, adding that the contract […] More
Tim Boltz, a sales director at Carahsoft Technology, said artificial intelligence tools could help healthcare systems optimize daily operations and enable personnel to experiment and learn how to use the technology. In a blog post published Monday, Boltz highlighted key themes during the Becker’s Healthcare conference, including AI’s role in eliminating monotonous tasks and enabling […] More
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. has entered into a partnership with Saab to enhance the MQ-9B remotely piloted aircraft with airborne early warning and control, or AEW&C, capabilities. GA-ASI said Sunday the SkyGuardian, SeaGuardian, the UK’s Protector and the MQ-9B short takeoff and landing aircraft will receive the AEW&C capability by 2026. What Is the Airborne Early […] More
KBR, a provider of science, technology and engineering capabilities, will serve as a subcontractor on Strategic Resources Inc.’s Master Resilience Training/Training Center Support contract with the U.S. Army. Sign up now for the 2025 Army Summit on June 18 to find out more about the service branch’s most urgent priorities, initiatives, programs and challenges. Army […] More
Aerospace company Ursa Major has secured a $32.9 million contract to provide flight test services company Stratolaunch with 16 units of the H13 variant of the Hadley liquid rocket engine. What Is the Hadley H13? Ursa Major said Tuesday that the H13 is an upgraded variant of the Hadley engine, which works to improve reusability. […] More
Former Voyager Technologies executive Chris Moore shared in a LinkedIn post that he is assuming the CEO role at CM Defense Consulting, in which capacity he will work to extend consultancy and support services to aerospace and defense customers. Previous Work Experience Moore previously held senior executive functions at Voyager Technologies, including his last position […] More
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions has announced plans to expand its facility in Bristow, Oklahoma, to produce turbojet engines. The company said Monday that the advanced manufacturing site will initially focus on making its GEK800 propulsion technology. GEK800, part of the GE Aerospace-Kratos family of turbojet engines, is designed for unmanned aerial systems and collaborative […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton will install and sustain wireless networks for civilian mariners aboard the Military Sealift Command’s government-operated vessels under a U.S. Navy contract valued a maximum of $96 million. The McLean, Virginia-based company will work worldwide on the fixed price and time and material letter contract, with completion expected by June 15, 2027, the […] More
The Department of the Air Force has awarded Q-Tech, a technology company based in Ohio, a $430 million contract for technical data support. The Technical Data Support Services Enterprise, or TDSSe3, contract has a nine-year period of performance, including one five-year options, according to an award notice posted on SAM.gov. Work will be performed at […] More
In April, the U.S. Army debuted a new generative AI program called the Army Enterprise Large Language Model Workspace. The suite of tools is meant to streamline tedious back-office tasks like writing up job descriptions and outlining experience requirements. The service’s chief information officer, Wash100 Award winner Leonel Garciga, said that this optimizes the genAI usage at the Army — […] More
