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Altamira Technologies has named Frank Calvelli, former assistant secretary of the U.S. Air Force for space acquisition and integration, as a member of its board of directors. Calvelli will contribute to the company his more than 30 years’ work experience in space security and intelligence systems, Altamira said Monday. Calvelli’s Previous Leadership Roles Before his […] More
U.S. Space Force innovation arm SpaceWERX has selected LeoLabs for a Tactical Fund Increase, or TACFI, opportunity worth $4 million to enhance the ability of its Scout expeditionary radar to perform space domain awareness missions. TACFI Opportunity Requirements LeoLabs said Monday that the TACFI calls for the development and deployment of a software upgrade that […] More
Defense technology company GRVTY has appointed 2025 Wash100 Award winner Andy McEnroe as senior vice president of corporate development. GRVTY said that in his new role, McEnroe will oversee efforts pertaining to corporate development and mergers and acquisitions. Who Is Andy McEnroe? McEnroe brings to the position nearly 20 years of investment banking experience. He […] More
Patrick Roddy is fluent in scaling mid-sized businesses for growth, expansion and acquisition. As executive vice president, chief operating officer and, eventually, president of American Facilities Professionals, his work was recognized as propelling the company to be one of the fastest-growing private organizations in the U.S. by Inc. 5000. After real estate giant CBRE acquired J&J […] More
Maxar Intelligence has received a delivery order under a multi-award contract to enhance the Earth monitoring capabilities of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Luno A program. The program’s mission exemplifies commercial technologies’ utilization in persistent global monitoring of sites and objects of interest, the company said Friday. Register at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2025 Intel Summit […] More
HII has officially christened the future USS Jeremiah Denton, or DDG 129, the third Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer built at its Ingalls Shipbuilding division. Who Was Jeremiah Denton? HII said Saturday the new guided missile destroyer is named in honor of Adm. Jeremiah Denton Jr., a Vietnam War hero and former U.S. senator from Alabama. […] More
The National Contract Management Association recently announced the appointment of Megan Dake, vice president of Lockheed Martin’s contracts and estimating unit, as its board chair. She will assume the position effective July 1, 2026, NCMA said in its LinkedIn post Friday. In March, NCMA reappointed Dake to its board of directors for the nonprofit association’s […] More
Paul Sartorius is currently leading Cubic’s defense software arm, Cubic Digital Intelligence, as vice president and general manager, informed by a robust three-decade career in defense tech and national security. He is well-versed in soldier enablement, helping to engineer everything from command centers to the tactical edge at organizations like BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, and, most […] More
Matthew Heideman, vice president of public sector at Mattermost, said intelligent collaboration platforms could help the Federal Aviation Administration modernize air traffic control, or ATC, by automating routine coordination, unifying communications and providing personnel with situational awareness capabilities. In a commentary published Thursday in Federal News Network, Heideman said current ATC systems lack the ability […] More
Sierra Space has opened a $45 million technology center in Broomfield, Colorado, designed to accelerate the production and delivery of Surface Mount Technology solar arrays for satellites used for national defense applications. The facility, known as the Power Station, features an integrated test center that includes thermal vacuum and thermal air chambers and a dynamics […] More
SpaceX has received a task order from the Space Systems Command under Phase 3 Lane 1 of the U.S. Space Force National Security Space Launch program. The SSC said Friday that the task order, worth $81.6 million, calls for the launching into orbit of multiple spacecraft under the the USSF-178 mission by fiscal year 2027. […] More
General Dynamics subsidiary General Dynamics NASSCO has booked a $89.4 million contract modification from the U.S. Navy to maintain and repair its aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan. Discover insights, challenges and opportunities of the service branch by joining the 2025 Navy Summit on Aug. 26. Navy Maintenance Contract Modification The Department of Defense said Friday […] More
