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Chugach Government Solutions joined the U.S. Coast Guard in celebrating the commissioning of the USCGC Storis national security cutter in Juneau, Alaska. The ceremony honored the vessel’s legacy and marked its readiness for Arctic and coastal missions, CGS said. Prior to the commissioning day on Monday, Virginia Robinson, CGS chief administrative officer and chief legal […] More
ClearPro Partners, a joint venture between ClearFocus Technologies and Procentrix, has secured a spot on the $1.5 billion Department of Defense Enterprise Software Initiative Microsoft Enterprise Services II Small-Business multiple-award contract vehicle. Required Services Under MES II-SB Contract The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract calls for enterprise-wide Microsoft support and engineering services to enable modernization, cloud integration and […] More
Telos has earned “High” level certification for Xacta, its platform for cyber governance, risk and compliance, or GRC, under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. Now included in the FedRAMP Marketplace as an authorized vendor, Telos said the platform earned the designation after its software-as-a-service version passed a rigorous evaluation of its capability to […] More
Telos has announced that airline passengers across the United States can now tap its 350 PreCheck enrollment stations in 38 states, and that it will add more locations in 2025. The company said Monday it opened 41 new PreCheck enrollment centers in May, with another 41 as of June 23. The centers’ operating hours for […] More
Lockheed Martin has delivered to the U.S. government the minimum engagement package of the eighth Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or THAAD, battery. The global defense technology company said Wednesday the recent development significantly bolsters the Army’s capabilities to eliminate ballistic missile threats, thus enhancing homeland defense capabilities, particularly in safeguarding critical assets or infrastructures. […] More
Lockheed Martin has introduced AI Fight Club, an artificial intelligence proving ground where teams of industry experts can compete to demonstrate AI-powered capabilities designed to support the Department of Defense in protecting national security. AI Fight Club, which will use a synthetic environment that simulates realistic air, land, sea and space domain scenarios, will be […] More
Firefly Aerospace has announced a $50 million investment from Northrop Grumman for advancing the production of Eclipse, a medium launch vehicle that the two companies are developing. In a press release published Thursday, Firefly said the spacecraft builds on its Alpha space vehicle and Northrop Grumman’s Antares rocket. Eclipse is being designed to deliver significant […] More
V2X has partnered with Bell Textron to deliver a next-generation training capability for Flight School Next, an advanced rotary-wing training program that aims to modernize and enhance training for U.S. Army aviators. Scope of the Partnership V2X said that under the partnership, which was formalized under a memorandum of understanding, it will provide maintenance and […] More
Arqit, Equus Compute Solutions and Intel have collaborated to develop a Mobile Access Capability Package architecture designed to protect classified mobile communications from quantum threats. The MACP architecture meets the security requirements of the National Security Agency’s Commercial Solutions for Classified program, ECS said Friday. Quantum-Resilient Security for Mission-Critical Networks The product offers internet protocol […] 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
A new firing test has been completed to demonstrate the accuracy of the Precision Strike Missile, or PrSM, that Lockheed Martin is producing under a U.S. Army contract worth about $4.94 billion, as part of the service branch’s modernization program. The demonstration used for the first time the M270A2 multiple launch rocket system to carry […] More
Government testing will begin on the first TPY-4 radar that Lockheed Martin has delivered under the U.S. Air Force program called 3DELRR, short for Three-Dimensional Expeditionary Long-Range Radar. The first radar’s handover to the Air Force highlights Lockheed’s dedicated efforts to provide “cutting-edge, high-performance systems” that meet USAF’s evolving needs, Rick Cordaro, the company’s vice […] More
