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Veterans First, a joint venture of Client Solutions Architect and Client First Technologies, will support live, virtual, constructive and gaming simulation exercises at the U.S. Army’s Fort Johnson Mission Training Complex under a $16.2 million task order. According to CSA, the task in the Vernon Parish, Louisiana, facility is part of the service branch’s $975 […] More
Bluescape has named Joel Winton, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel, as a member of its newly organized board of advisors. Winton’s experience is an “invaluable” resource for hands-on national security and defense policy expertise to guide the development of the company’s products and services, Norm Litterini, Bluescape’s vice president of public sector, said in […] More
General Dynamics Information Technology will continue providing sustainment support for the U.S. Navy’s online personnel management platform under a $49.1 million modification to a previously awarded contract. The cost-plus-fixed-fee contract involves support for the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System, or NSIPS, and the incorporation of pay capabilities into the Navy Personnel and Pay platform, the […] More
Viasat has added to its board of directors three-time Wash100 winner Willian LaPlante, former undersecretary of defense for acquisition and sustainment at the Department of Defense, and Michael Paull, the CEO of RBmedia. In a statement issued Monday, Mark Dankberg, Viasat CEO and board chairman, conveyed delight in LaPlante’s and Paull’s acceptance of their appointments. […] More
The U.S. Navy has increased the capacity of the contracts for general building projects previously awarded to Whiting-Turner Contracting and nine other companies. Valued a combined maximum of $95 million, the contract modifications involve work at various U.S. locations, with completion expected by September 2026, the Department of Defense said Thursday. Work will be carried […] More
Sidus Space has named Patrick Butler as its senior vice president of mission operations and product line management. Butler announced his new role at the aerospace company on LinkedIn. Career at Blue Origin Before joining Sidus Space, Butler was part of Blue Origin, where he most recently served as launch execution director. In this capacity, […] More
NinjaOne, an Austin, Texas-based IT software company growing the market for its automated endpoint management platform, has hired two seasoned industry executives: Aaron Kinworthy as public sector vice president and Egon Rinderer as federal and enterprise growth senior vice president. The two provide the expertise necessary for the company’s next phase of growth, Sal Sferlazza, […] More
Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific has tapped Monterey Technologies Inc. to support the development and maintenance of U.S. Navy systems and products for command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance under a $74 million contract. The five-year award calls for design services in UX/UI, including human factors engineering and integrating human–machine interaction, MTI said […] More
The Air Force Research Laboratory has issued an $84 million task order to Booz Allen Hamilton for prototyping and reports on Vanish software and hardware. The company’s work on the cost-plus-fixed-fee task order will address various requirements, including weapon information system development, acquisition, engineering, integration and transitioning, the Department of Defense said Tuesday. Potential Five-Year […] More
In-space refueling system developer Orbit Fab has added three space industry leaders to its advisory board. The new advisers — Chris Demay, Chris Stott and Lee Rosen — offer combined expertise in spectrum management, intelligence and mission operations, and venture building. Advisers’ Experience and Expertise DeMay is the founder and chief operating officer of TrustPoint, […] More
U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force elements have conducted a new test on the software that RTX business Raytheon developed for the Air Space Total Awareness for Rapid Tactical Execution, or ASTARTE, program. The software demonstration in a live, virtual, constructive environment was held during the recent multinational exercise Project Convergence Capstone 5 in Fort […] More
Iridium Communications has unveiled a variant of its Iridium 9603 two-way satellite communication system. Specifically designed for U.S. government use, as well as its allies, the new version of the compact module provides enhanced short burst data, or ESBD, for optimum transmission security, the McLean, Virginia-based company said Tuesday. It added that the ESBD variant […] More
