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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Maxar Technologies’ Space Systems Loral business has begun developing standards to streamline operations between non-terrestrial networks, ground terminals and wireless networks via millimeter wave frequencies in preparation for 5G impelmentation.
Carahsoft Technology has partnered with Radiant Logic to make the latter’s RadiantOne identity integration platform available to public sector customers and resellers.
Four Virginia representatives observed construction and production efforts at Huntington Ingalls Industries' Newport News Shipbuilding facility on Friday during their shipyard tour.
General Dynamics’ information technology business has transitioned the Defense Health Agency’s enterprise billing platform to the Amazon Web Services GovCloud.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for ideas on how to deploy artificial intelligence and machine learning to help teams in decision-making.
Ernst & Young has received a potential five-year, $41.8M contract from the General Services Administration to help verify entities that want to do business with the federal government.
The U.S. Air Force is exploring potential industry sources of sustainment services for the military service's E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System aircraft.
AAR has received a $10.8M order from the U.S. Air Force for the production of 463L aircraft cargo pallets. The company said Monday its pallets are made from a lightweight balsa wood core and designed for loading and unloading on different aircraft platforms.
Chris Scott, a 22-year cybersecurity and information assurance veteran, has been appointed by the board of directors of Cornerstone Defense as vice president of the Hanover, Md.-based company's cyber sector.
A new survey by market research firm ETR says Microsoft and Amazon have emerged as the preferred vendors in more than half of the top 30 information technology products and services, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
James Gordon, a former executive at Maximus' federal division and General Dynamics' information technology business, has been appointed president of Falls Church, Va.-based health information technology company Cognosante.
