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Day & Zimmermann has appointed Jason Dunaway as president of the maintenance and construction division, effective Jan. 19. Dunaway will succeed John McCormick, who has served as division president for five years, D&Z said Wednesday. McCormick will retire after over eight years at D&Z on Jan. 16. Who Is Jason Dunaway? Dunaway currently serves as […] More
Ryan McArthur, federal chief technology officer at Zscaler, said industry must lean into automation and artificial intelligence to accelerate the government compliance process in increasingly complex IT environments. In an interview with The Oakmont Group’s Federal Tech Podcast published Tuesday, the official spoke about how emerging technologies can potentially shorten the compliance timeline, especially as […] More
Lockheed Martin has entered into a seven-year framework agreement with the Department of War to accelerate the production of the Patriot Advanced Capability-3, also known as PAC-3, Missile Segment Enhancement, or MSE, interceptor from roughly 600 units per year to approximately 2,000. The expanded capacity will support U.S. forces and allied and partner nations amid […] More
SOSi CEO Julian Setian, a four-time Wash100 winner, said other transaction agreement awards will continue to increase in the coming years as a result of recent changes to the Federal Acquisition Regulation, also known as FAR. Does the Government Want More Commercial Technologies? The executive pointed out in an interview with the Federal News Network […] More
TechnoMile, an artificial intelligence-enabled cloud service provider for GovCon customers, has announced its merger with industrial security company SIMS Software to deliver a comprehensive portfolio of offerings that support pre- through post-award workflows. TechnoMile said Tuesday that the companies will combine expertise and capabilities to drive growth and innovation and serve customers across the aerospace, […] More
Lockheed Martin has selected Terran Orbital to provide satellite buses for the Tranche 3 Tracking Layer under the Space Development Agency’s Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture, or PWSA, program. Terran Orbital said the satellite buses will serve as the structural and avionics backbone of the 18 missile warning, tracking and defense spacecraft to be built by […] More
The U.S. Air Force has awarded Boeing a $4.2 billion contract modification to continue providing contractor logistics support for the service’s E-4B Nightwatch aircraft. The modification increases the total value of the long-running contract from $1.5 billion, the Department of Defense said. What Does the E-4B Contract Modification Cover? The award supports follow-on services, including […] More
CACI International has added retired Navy Adm. Michael Gilday and former Northrop Grumman executive David Keffer to its board of directors. Gilday and Keffer will serve as independent directors. “Their extensive leadership experience and defense sector knowledge will strengthen CACI’s continued ability to drive shareholder value while delivering solutions to the nation’s most complex challenges,” […] More
The General Services Administration’s FedRAMP 20x is accelerating the process of securing the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program certifications through automation and machine-readable evidence, but the initiative is facing a cultural challenge where organizations already have modern tools but continue to rely on manual processes, according to Dale Hoak, chief information security officer at RegScale. In […] More
Peter Guerra, vice president of data and artificial intelligence for government defense and intelligence at Oracle, emphasized the role of data modernization in the successful deployment of agentic AI, Nextgov/FCW reported. In an interview on technology trends for 2026, Guerra explained that Oracle, as a data-first company, treats data as critical to AI. “AI that […] More
Amentum supported the countdown demonstration test, or CDDT, a key Artemis II launch rehearsal held at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Dec. 20. The Chantilly, Virginia-headquartered company said Monday that it provided end-to-end ground systems engineering services during the rehearsal, which simulated launch day operations for the Space Launch System, also known as […] More
Keeper Security has secured Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program High baseline certification that allows its zero trust government cloud platform to operate in environments where high-impact unclassified data are utilized. The company said the Keeper Security Government Cloud, or KSGC, was assessed against controls defined in the National Institute of Standards and Technology Special […] More
