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Roger Sam, a sales and marketing veteran, has joined Alabama-based human capital and technology services firm HigherEchelon as vice president of federal technology programs.
Jeff Jeffress, former managing director at Censeo Consulting Group, has joined FTI Consulting to serve as managing director of strategy and transformation, G2Xchange ETC reported Friday.
Nazzic Keene, CEO of Science Applications International Corp., has cited its collaboration with Polaris for the U.S. Army’s infantry squad vehicle initiative as evidence of the former’s implementation of new approaches, Inside Defense reported Friday.
Huntington Ingalls Industries has opened a new skill development laboratory at Pascagoula High School in Mississippi as part of the firm’s technical education efforts.
The U.S. Air Force has awarded 450 research and development contracts with a cumulative value of $140M to small businesses through an accelerated contracting initiative.
NASA and Northrop Grumman have rescheduled the launch date of a new scientific satellite into low Earth orbit for Oct. 10 after both parties completed a joint review into technical issues concerning a rocket sensor.
The Department of Justice’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has deployed an Amazon Web Services architecture to accelerate the migration of applications and data to the cloud.
Boeing has tapped Wencor Group’s Kitco Defense subsidiary to provide sub-assemblies, supply kits and related parts to support the development of wing sets for the U.S. Air Force's A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft fleet under a subcontract valued at over $15M.
Dana Mehnert, president at L3Harris’ communications systems business, said the L3-Harris merger produced new developments in ground and air communications markets, Shephard Media reported Friday.
David Gerber, senior principal systems engineer at Mitre, said the company’s recent study suggests that the Air Force should postpone the retirement of legacy bombers until the B-21 aircraft is available in substantial numbers, the Air Force Magazine reported Friday.
Dan Jablonsky, president and CEO of Maxar Technologies, said he is optimistic that the company will return to growth and “excited about the trend lines†he is seeing in its satellite business driven by an increase in government work in the U.S. and overseas, SpaceNews reported Sunday.
