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Boeing and Anduril Rocket Motor Systems have teamed up to provide the U.S. Army with a system capable of countering low-flying, mid-range, airborne threats. How Will the Boeing-Anduril Team Support the Army Interceptor Program? Boeing said Thursday that Anduril will supply solid rocket motors for the Army’s Integrated Fires Protection Capability, or IFPC, Increment 2 […] More
The Defense Information Systems Agency has published a draft request for proposal for its planned acquisition of a scalable storage system that can respond to throughput demands and meet evolving government requirements. Under the effort called the Enterprise Service Solutions IV Managed Storage Service, the government will award a firm-fixed-price contract with up to 10 […] More
Hanwha Defense USA, a subsidiary of South Korean defense company Hanwha Group, has entered a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, or CRADA, with the U.S. Army to integrate a 58-caliber cannon, designed by the U.S. government, into its K9 family of vehicles. The company said Thursday that the K9 meets the size, weight and power […] More
Cybersecurity for operational technology has matured over the past decade, with network security monitoring tools deployed across thousands of industrial environments today, said Blake Johnson, a senior engineer at Galvanick. However, Johnson explained in an opinion column posted on the Galvanick website that present network security monitoring tools often fall short, sending security teams with […] More
Exostar has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Maturity Level 2 following an audit by a CMMC third party assessment organization authorized by The Cyber AB. Exostar said Wednesday that the designation confirms that the company meets all 110 controls in National Institute of Standards and Technology Special Publication 800-171 Revision 2. Government data is being […] More
United Cleanup of Oak Ridge, an Amentum-led partnership with Honeywell that works to deactivate and demolish former nuclear facilities, has named Jim Blankenhorn as president and CEO, effective April 1, 2026. Blankenhorn will succeed Ken Rueter, who will retire on March 30, 2026, UCOR said Tuesday. Who Is UCOR’s New CEO? Blankenhorn currently serves as […] More
PTC has integrated its cloud-native Onshape Government with Arena on Amazon Web Services GovCloud, providing government agencies and defense contractors with computer-aided design, or CAD; product data management, or PDM; product lifecycle management, or PLM; and quality management system, or QMS, capabilities. PTC said Tuesday that the combination of Onshape Government and Arena on AWS […] More
VulnCheck, a vulnerability intelligence provider headquartered in Lexington, Massachusetts, has expanded its executive team with the recent appointments of Mike Price as vice president of product and engineering and Jon Loehr as vice president of finance. “These appointments mark an exciting chapter in the story of VulnCheck’s journey,” Anthony Bettini, the company’s CEO, said in […] More
Matthew Heideman, an expert in government IT and an experienced GovCon industry leader, has joined California-based software company Spectro Cloud as vice president of public sector. “I joined Spectro Cloud Government because todays federal missions, from homeland defense and national security to law enforcement, federal healthcare, and critical infrastructure, all require the ability to deploy […] More
Cypress International has appointed George Buch Jr. as director of the company’s air and space analysis, global mobility and contested logistics business. Retired Lt. Gen. David Halverson, chair and CEO of the federal and defense consultancy firm, said in a statement published on LinkedIn Thursday, that Buch will provide “invaluable insight in aligning analytical results […] More
South Korean company Hanwha has committed to investing $1 billion to build an automated factory that would produce American-made Modular Charge Systems, or MCS, for 155mm Howitzer ammunition by 2030, Breaking Defense reported. The company is currently looking for potential sites, with construction expected to start in 2026. What Will Hanwha’s US Munitions Factory Offer? […] More
Viasat will provide InRange launch telemetry service for an upcoming mission by the South Korean space company INNOSPACE. InRange is expected to deliver uninterrupted telemetry data throughout the flight, from liftoff to payload deployment, and enable video streaming from the launch vehicle, Viasat said Thursday. How Does InRange Work? InRange is a service designed for […] More
