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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
The Semiconductor Manufacturing and Advanced Research with Twins USA, or SMART USA, Institute is offering $50 million to advance the use of digital twins for domestic semiconductor manufacturing. The public-private partnership said it is seeking innovations that can enhance the design, packaging, assembly and testing of chips in the United States and build a skilled […] More
Google Cloud has achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program High authorization for Agent Assist, Looker, or Google Cloud core, and Vertex AI Vector Search. The company said Friday the FedRAMP High status of its artificial intelligence-powered tools aligns with its mission to safeguard critical government data while enhancing cloud adoption. Google Cloud’s AI-Powered Platforms Agent […] 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
Thermo Fisher Scientific has secured a potential five-year, $94.5 million contract from the U.S. Navy to develop an advanced Navy occupational dosimetry system, or NODS. Contract Scope The Department of Defense said Thursday the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers the procurement of an advanced dosimetry system and the Naval Radiation Exposure Management System, or NAVREMS, an enhanced database […] More
Carahsoft Technology will bring Thread AI’s artificial intelligence platform, Lemma, to federal, state and local government customers under a distribution partnership. Features and Benefits of Lemma Thread AI’s Lemma platform “addresses the critical need for data interoperability and ensures compliance with security protocols,” said Michael Adams, senior sales director at Carahsoft, in a press release […] More
Bob Ritchie, chief technology officer at SAIC, said during a Federal News Network podcast that achieving digital maturity depends on getting platforms produced. “We’re really focused on the concept of ‘prod or it didn’t happen,’” Ritchie said. In an interview for the FNN series Delivering the tech that delivers for government, Ritchie noted that production […] More
The Professional Services Council appointed two new members to its board of directors and announced 48 new member companies during its board meeting on June 11. New PSC Board Members The new board members are Steve Schorer and Brandon Muniz, PSC said Thursday. Schorer is the chairman, president and CEO of Peraton. He is also […] More
Former U.S. Secret Service Deputy Director Ron Rowe has been appointed as a senior adviser of the Chertoff Group. The global security firm announced last Thursday Rowe will join a team of senior advisers. He will focus on security engagements with Fortune 500 clients in his new role. Commenting on his appointment, Rowe said, “I […] More
Drone manufacturer Skydio has secured from the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs a contract worth up to $74 million whose aim is to improve counternarcotics and law enforcement with the help of autonomous drones. Scope of Contract The California-based company said Friday that under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract, it will […] More
The Defense Finance and Accounting Service, or DFAS, has again tapped CACI to support its comptroller mission applications systems under a potential $84.9 million award. DFAS Contact Terms The company’s federal unit will work on the fixed-price and labor-hour contract in Chantilly and Arlington, Virginia, with completion expected by June 15, 2030, the Department of […] More
