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Raytheon, in collaboration with the U.S. Navy, conducted the first live test of the AN/SPY-6(V)4 radar in a maritime setting. Testing AN/SPY-6(V)4 Radar Tracking Capabilities The RTX business unit said Tuesday the test was carried out at the Advanced Radar Detection Laboratory at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Hawaii. During the open-water demonstration, the latest SPY-6 […] More
Rob Bocek, chief revenue officer at Virtualitics, said during the Federal Tech Podcast that the company has been focused on applying its artificial intelligence capability to help strengthen readiness across the Department of Defense. “When we say readiness, we’re talking specifically about asset availability, hardware, weapon systems, you know, ships, aircraft, tactical vehicles, things of […] More
World Wide Technology has secured a U.S. Air Force contract valued at nearly $100 million for IT transformation services to the service branch’s innovation hub, AF CyberWorx. Air Force Contract Requirements The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, firm-fixed-price contract calls for the St. Louis, Missouri-based company to provide a streamlined and flexible system for evaluating current mission shortfalls, the […] More
Software services provider Metron has received a $48.6 million U.S. Army contract for the development of artificial intelligence and machine learning-based capabilities to support warfighters’ expeditionary maneuver and air/ground reconnaissance. Work performance will be in Reston, Virginia, with expected completion in June 2029, Metron said Tuesday. The four-year contract work calls for the company to […] More
Precise Systems has secured Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2 certification. In a LinkedIn post on Monday, Precise Systems said the certification reinforces its ability to provide mission-critical support to the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps and other Department of Defense organizations. “Our certification is more than a compliance milestone—it’s proof that security is at the […] More
Lockheed Martin has demonstrated its new prototype training rocket system for the U.S. Army and global allies. The system, called Joint Reduced Range Rocket, or JR3, is geared as a replacement for the current Low-Cost Reduced Range Practice Rocket, the company said Monday. Dave Griser, vice president of precision fires rockets at Lockheed Martin’s missiles […] More
Jacobs has secured a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract worth $50.5 million to continue helping the U.S. Navy upgrade, redesign and operate its air launch test capability as well as design, develop and operate an underwater launch testing system. Work on these capabilities are meant to support the testing of new-generation Navy weapons, the Department of Defense said […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton officials have warned that 80 percent of all cranes used in American ports were purchased from China, creating a vulnerability that may affect a critical infrastructure involved in moving national security equipment and personnel. In a recent interview with McCrary Institute’s Cyber Focus, Booz Allen Hamilton’s Brad Medairy, executive vice president, and […] More
SNC has introduced the Freedom Trainer, the company’s entry for the U.S. Navy’s Undergraduate Jet Training System, or UJTS, competition. SNC’s Freedom Trainer Features Freedom Trainer is capable of conducting carrier touch-and-go and field carrier landing practice, or FCLP, to touchdown, SNC said. FCLP is a training requirement for military pilots. During an FCLP exercise, […] More
L3Harris Technologies has announced the completion of its $100 million satellite integration and test facility expansion. Expansion Aims to Support Golden Dome for America Program The company said Thursday the expansion of its Palm Bay, Florida, facility is intended to boost the production of advanced satellites for identifying, tracking and defending against hypersonic and advanced missile […] More
Boeing has received a ceiling-priced delivery order valued about $315 million from the U.S. Navy for the repair of F/A-18 E/F aircraft landing gears. The company booked the order, which has no option provision, under a previously-awarded basic ordering agreement, or BOA, the Department of Defense said Friday. The delivery order was issued on a […] More
The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Credence, a provider of defense and national security technologies, a contract to serve as a managed service provider, or MSP. Credence said the award makes the company DLA’s MSP for the third consecutive iteration of the agency’s mission-critical cloud support program. The anticipated ordering period of the initiative is […] More
