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SNC has opened two new facilities in Miamisburg, Ohio, and Plano, Texas, as part of its regional and national expansion efforts. The company said the sites will support military programs such as the Survivable Airborne Operations Center, or SAOC, and the High Accuracy Detection and Exploitation System, better known as HADES, and to strengthen the defense […] More
Lockheed Martin’s innovation division Skunk Works has signed a memorandum of understanding with Electra.aero, manufacturer of hybrid-electric aircraft, to collaborate on an upcoming ultra-short takeoff and landing, or Ultra-STOL, plane. Lockheed said it will work with Electra to accelerate the development and manufacturing of the nine-passenger EL9 Ultra-STOL. “Electra has driven signification innovation in the […] 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
Muon Space raised $89.5 million from Congruent Ventures and other investors in the aerospace startup’s recently closed Series B1 funding round. The funding includes $44.5 million in equity and $45 million in credit facilities, the company said. During its initial Series B funding round in August 2024, Muon received $56.7 million from new and existing investors, […] More
The construction of Northrop Grumman‘s new Propulsion Innovation Center continues to progress. Benefits of the Facility The global aerospace and defense technology company said Monday that the 57,000-square-foot Elkton, Maryland, facility is intended to boost the production of solid rocket motors, or SRM. It will build on the company’s existing excess SRM capacity across its […] More
The Chertoff Group has added three advisers with national security expertise to its team. In a press release posted on Tuesday, Chad Sweet, CEO and co-founder of The Chertoff Group, said the addition of Nathan Sales, Jay Humphlett and John Mulligan will contribute “deep insights and valuable experience that will greatly benefit our clients.” Who […] More
Tommy Nobis Center entity Nobis Enterprises and Highlight Technologies have formed a joint venture to combine their capabilities, delivery models, customer knowledge and expertise to advance employment opportunities for people with disabilities. In a joint press release published Thursday, the companies said Tommy Nobis Center Chief Operating Officer David Suddreth and Ryan Haywood, director of […] More
An annual report from interos.ai, an artificial intelligence risk intelligence company, predicts that geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe, the Red Sea and the South China Sea could lead to economic damages worth up to $1 trillion. In a Jan. 14 news release, the company said its data shows that over 481 companies in the S&P 500 index, especially those in […] More
The Borenstein Group has been included in Chief Marketer’s list of top business-to-business/business-to-government marketing agencies in 2025. In a statement published Wednesday, Gal Borenstein, CEO of The Borenstein Group, said the recognition highlights the company’s commitment to excellence. “Our team constantly engages in new methods to keep our client’s brand in play and elevate their […] More
Radiance Ignite Technologies, a new joint venture between Radiance Technologies and Ignite Fueling Innovation, will offer defense and intelligence communities with a suite of services focused on technical intelligence, directed energy, space operations, electromagnetic spectrum operations, artificial intelligence and machine learning and systems engineering. The joint venture’s capabilities can enable government customers to develop advanced […] More
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works has begun building the future USS William Charette, a Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. The company said Thursday that a keel-laying ceremony had taken place to mark the start of construction of the vessel, which was named to honor a U.S. Navy master chief hospital corpsman. Charette received a Medal […] More
Cadmus, a provider of technical and strategic expertise to governments, energy utilities and private sector companies, has relocated its headquarters from Massachusetts to Virginia, where the company operates a new office that brings together staff from its Rosslyn and Clarendon workplaces. The new office in Arlington, located in a building that has achieved LEED Gold […] More
