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General Dynamics Mission Systems has booked a $15.3 million U.S. Navy contract for the development and installation of hardware and software systems. Sign up for the Potomac Officers Club 2025 Navy Summit on Aug. 26 and gain insights from experts on the opportunities and challenges facing the service branch. Listen to speakers discuss the latest […] More
Maximus has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2, following an assessment by a certified third-party assessor organization. Maximus said Tuesday securing the certification means government customers with programs supported by the company can avoid delays involving authorizations to operate, accelerating deployment timelines and reducing risks. Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information The CMMC program seeks to […] More
Vertosoft and Govly have agreed to combine their technologies to offer independent software vendors, or ISVs, the capability to accelerate their entry into the public sector market. As part of the partnership, the Jumpstart ISV Accelerator Program was launched through which early-stage ISVs can access Govly’s intelligence and capture solutions for public sector procurement, Vertosoft […] More
NASA has reopened proposal submissions for the NASA Launch Services, or NLS, II indefinite-quantity/indefinite-quality contract vehicle. Launch service providers, shortened to LSPs, that can deliver payloads to orbit may submit their proposals until Sept. 18, according to a notice posted Monday on SAM.gov. What is NLS II NLS II is a mixed fleet approach to […] More
Peraton has demonstrated the capabilities of its artificial intelligence-powered control technology to pilot robotic systems in challenging environments and provide forces with situational awareness. In a series of tests, the technology, called Adaptive Control with AI, or ACAI, was installed on a damaged military ground vehicle and a crane conducting simulated ship-to-ship replenishment, Peraton said […] More
Voyager Technologies has announced its investment in Latent AI, a company that develops artificial intelligence technologies for government and military customers. The companies did not disclose the amount being invested, but Voyager said Monday it expects the move to enhance its capability to aid decision-making on the battlefield. Voyager, Latent AI Team Up Headquartered in […] More
Salesforce has announced the launch of Agentforce for Public Sector, an agentic artificial intelligence platform designed to help government agencies address staffing issues and meet rising public expectations. Enhancing Government Service The platform will work to provide agencies with a digital workforce of intelligent AI agents that can operate autonomously to perform complex tasks within established […] More
Raytheon has conducted a demonstration of the Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor, or LTAMDS. Lower Tier Air and Missile Defense Sensor Flight Test The RTX business said Monday the LTAMDS completed a 360-degree flight test utilizing a secondary radar array to detect and engage a target that mimics a real-world threat. The radar operated […] More
AllClear Aerospace & Defense has appointed Bill Boucek, a seasoned defense supply chain executive, as CEO. The Miramar, Florida-based company said Monday that Boucek’s appointment follows AllClear’s completion of a comprehensive recapitalization effort in June. AllClear provides critical aftermarket components and mission-ready sustainment platforms and services for military aircraft. Leading AllClear Through Its Next Phase of Growth […] More
Three military veterans have been appointed as directors in the U.S. Navy account team of global artificial intelligence-led professional services firm Guidehouse. Joe Shepherd, Guidehouse partner and U.S. Navy and Space account lead, said in a statement issued Monday that the new members’ entry demonstrates the company’s focus on providing services aligned with evolving Navy […] More
Erika Dinnie, MetTel vice president for federal strategy and planning, thrives in change. Before starting at MetTel in April, she spent 20 successful years in a variety of roles in the federal government ranging from legislative affairs to IT and commercial real estate. Dinnie previously served as the General Services Administration’s associate chief information officer for […] More
Maria Roat, former deputy federal chief information officer and a Wash100 Award winner, wants to see more clarity and a more defined plan surrounding the government’s approach to IT. In a recent panel, Roat and other former government officials Sean DuGuay, David Bray and Simon Szykman shared what they want to see from Federal CIO […] More
