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The General Services Administration is seeking information on industry services for an architecture, engineering and advisory task order in support of the agency’s information technology modernization.Â
M.A. Mortenson has received a $45.2M modification to repair an explosive handling facility at Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, raising the original contract's total value to $95.4M. The company will repair wall, power, lighting, in-haul rail, constant-tensioning and infrastructure systems under the option-based modification, the Department of Defense said Friday.
Information technology firm T-Rex Solutions has again attained a level three capability maturity model integration rating after an assessment of the firm's development and services. The rating, initially awarded three years ago, now has an extended validity covering up to 2022 and supports requirement compliance for multiple U.S. government contracts, the company said Tuesday.
NASA selected Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory to build and operate spacecraft in support of the agency's planetary defense goals.
The Department of Homeland Security has launched a new funding program that will provide more than $1.7B to eight preparedness initiatives for fiscal year 2019.
Distributed Solutions Inc. has secured Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program certification to offer a software-as-a-service platform designed to help government customers automate and manage business processes.
David Wennergren, recently named CEO of the American Council for Technology – Industry Advisory Council, said he aims to expand ACT-IAC’s membership to include chief data officers and other C-suite executives as emerging technologies drive conversations between industry and government, the Washington Business Journal reported Friday.
CenturyLink has announced that the Federal Communications Commission unanimously voted to pass a petition by trade group USTelecom to free up incumbent local exchange carriers from some legacy regulations.
Lockheed Martin has started final qualification testing of ground control system updates meant to help U.S. Air Force personnel fly a Global Positioning Systems 3 satellite, C4ISRNET reported Friday.
Josh Jackson, executive vice president and general manager of solutions and technology group at Science Applications International Corp., said SAIC collaborates with approximately 12 space startups through accelerators in Colorado Springs, Colo., and Austin to facilitate the delivery of technology platforms to U.S. government clients, SpaceNews reported Friday.
Huntington Ingalls Industries hosted a keel authentication ceremony Friday for the U.S. Navy's 13th San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock vessel being constructed at the Ingalls Shipbuilding facility in Pascagoula, Miss.
Collins Aerospace will design and demonstrate an architecture as a mission systems integrator for a U.S. Army program that seeks to build a new fleet of U.S. military helicopters.
