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A supersonic jet from Colorado company Boom Supersonic has conducted its second flight ever over the Mojave Air & Space Port in California. Boom said in a press release on Monday that the XB-1 demonstrator aircraft reached an altitude of 10,400 feet and speeds of 232 knots during the test. The XB-1 flew for the […] More
Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Index maintained its upward momentum last week, rising by 1.23% and ending with an average of $5,409.28. GovCon Index is an aggregate index that provides a real-time look at the stock market performance of 30 notable government contracting enterprises. With this information, users can analyze the status of each tracked company in the […] More
Aquia, a cloud and cybersecurity digital services firm, has realigned its leadership team to accelerate its growth trajectory and scale its operations more efficiently. Chris Hughes, Aquia co-founder and current president, has taken on additional responsibility as the new CEO, the position previously held by David Maskeroni, who is now the chief revenue officer, Aquia […] More
The U.S. Navy has awarded StandardAero and two other companies positions on an $81.7 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to repair K34 marine gas turbine engines. StandardAero, represented by the government contracting agency Canadian Commercial Corp., was selected to compete for orders in the IDIQ along with RWG Repair & Overhauls USA and Hanwha Aerospace, the Department […] More
Matt Thompson has been appointed chief revenue officer at Socure, where he previously served as senior vice president and general manager of public sector. Thompson will now be responsible for driving Socure’s efforts to strengthen its position in government and other core businesses and to venture into new vertical markets, the developer of artificial intelligence-powered platform for digital […] More
Microsoft has received an other transaction agreement from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to develop a trained foundational neural network model that can ingest ground-level and overhead imagery, vector data and terrain data and can answer geospatial questions with accuracy and precision. According to an award notice published Thursday on SAM.gov, the potential $14 million OTA […] More
Gary Hix, chief technology officer at Hitachi Vantara Federal, highlighted the need for a solid data foundation to enable organizations to facilitate the decision-making process and improve business outcomes. At a recent webinar, Hix talked about Hitachi Vantara Federal’s hybrid cloud data offering, Virtual Storage Platform One, and how it helps organizations improve the user […] More
Global defense contractor BlueHalo has appointed John Hogan as vice president for advanced research and development. A team “working on inspiring technologies” has been entrusted to him by Johnathan Jones, BlueHalo senior vice president, Hogan said in a LinkedIn post. Immediately before joining BlueHalo, Hogan worked for over a year as chief engineer and group […] More
RELI Group has received a 10-year, $33 million contract from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to monitor and audit the Making Care Primary model, an initiative that aims to enhance primary care services for CMS beneficiaries. The company, which has over 20 active contracts with CMS, said Friday it outperformed three other bidders to […] More
Guidehouse, a global consulting company, and Hexagon, a digital reality services company, have entered into a partnership with the aim of improving in a holistic manner the ability of customers in the government to manage the lifecycle of their assets, thereby improving operational efficiency, transparency and performance. Guidehouse said Thursday that the partnership covers the delivery […] More
General Atomics‘ aeronautical systems division has completed the first EagleEye multi-mode radar, designed to allow operators to conduct surveillance through challenging atmospheric conditions such as clouds, rain, dust, smoke and fog. The radar will serve as a “drop-in” enhancement for the U.S. Army’s existing Gray Eagle Extended Range unmanned aircraft systems and will be part of […] More
The Department of State has cleared India’s request to purchase anti-submarine warfare sonobuoys and related equipment for $52.8 million. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Friday that Sparton and Undersea Sensor Systems Inc. will serve as principal contractors. The proposed foreign military sale is not expected to impact U.S. defense readiness or alter the basic […] More
