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Rocket Lab has officially opened Launch Complex 3, a dedicated facility for testing, launching and landing its reusable rocket Neutron, on Wallops Island, Virginia. The company said Thursday it held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Virginia Spaceport Authority’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport, where Launch Complex 3 is located. “Launch Complex 3 is our commitment to providing […] More
Jeff Haberman, vice president of growth at Integrated Data Services, said establishing an Ontology Governance Working Group would ensure data consistency across the Department of Defense. In a new LinkedIn post, the executive reviewed the potential benefit of an Ontology Governance Working Group, which is one of the proposed policy changes for fiscal year 2026, […] More
RTX BBN Technologies was awarded a contract by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to support the Human-AI Communication for Deontic Reasoning Devops, or CODORD, program. RTX said Thursday that BBN proposed its DONATELLO, or DeONtic AssistanT Enabled by Large Language mOdels, approach to bridging the gap between policies and AI comprehension. DONATELLO is designed […] More
The Department of State has approved the possible foreign military sale of AIM-9X Sidewinder missiles and related equipment to the NATO Support and Procurement Agency, or NSPA, for $103.9 million. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency said Wednesday that RTX will serve as the principal contractor of the proposed transaction. Leaders from across government and industry […] More
Seekr, an artificial intelligence company, has welcomed finance expert Allison Binns and retired Navy Vice Adm. Mat Winter as new members of its advisory board. In their new roles, Binns and Winter will work with fellow advisory board member Lisa Costa in developing Seekr’s strategic vision, the company said Tuesday. “We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. […] More
The U.S. Coast Guard’s Robotics and Autonomous Systems Program Executive Office, or RAS PEO, has partnered with NobleReach, a private nonprofit organization, to introduce a 14-week internship opportunity for students studying artificial intelligence, engineering or science-related fields. For the fall 2025 cohort, five undergraduate and graduate students from across the United States will participate in […] More
American Systems, provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal agencies, will welcome students from Purdue University as part of an effort to build the next generation of space domain leaders. The company said Monday that it is partnering with Purdue to support the university’s Data Mine of the Rockies, or DMR, initiative, […] More
Trellix, a cybersecurity company, has appointed Randy Dougherty as its chief information officer. The company announced Dougherty’s new role in a LinkedIn post Friday. As CIO, the executive will be responsible for the company’s enterprise technology and operations strategy and lead efforts to better serve customers. Who is Randy Dougherty? Dougherty brings to the role […] More
Booz Allen Hamilton officials have warned that 80 percent of all cranes used in American ports were purchased from China, creating a vulnerability that may affect a critical infrastructure involved in moving national security equipment and personnel. In a recent interview with McCrary Institute’s Cyber Focus, Booz Allen Hamilton’s Brad Medairy, executive vice president, and […] More
SNC has introduced the Freedom Trainer, the company’s entry for the U.S. Navy’s Undergraduate Jet Training System, or UJTS, competition. SNC’s Freedom Trainer Features Freedom Trainer is capable of conducting carrier touch-and-go and field carrier landing practice, or FCLP, to touchdown, SNC said. FCLP is a training requirement for military pilots. During an FCLP exercise, […] More
BAE Systems is modernizing its Microelectronics Center in Nashua, New Hampshire, to increase semiconductor production capacity and reduce technology costs for defense customers. The effort is supported in part by the Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors, or CHIPS, and Science Act to support U.S. national security and create job opportunities for skilled American workers, […] More
More agencies are experimenting with artificial intelligence, but Dave Vennergrund, vice president of the AI Center of Excellence at General Dynamics Information Technology, said it is important to make sure that the technology’s use is aligned with federal missions. In an article published on GDIT’s website on Monday, Vennergrund assessed how various agencies are using […] More
