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KBR’s mission technology solutions segment has unveiled a strategy to scale digital engineering capabilities for the U.S. military through investments in digital labs and model-based environments. The company said Tuesday the initiative aims to modernize defense system development and sustainment, accelerating the Department of War’s response to emerging threats and evolving technology requirements. Federal leaders […] More
Microsoft has approved Everfox’s Trusted Thin Client for deployment across its Azure cloud environments, enabling secure cross-domain access in both government and commercial instances. What Capability Does Microsoft’s Approval Unlock? Everfox said Monday that the approval enables users, including defense, intelligence and federal civilian personnel, in multi-classification environments to access separate Azure tenants through a […] More
Sabel Systems has appointed Dolores Lowe as vice president of business development for space digital, tasking her with leading growth strategy and customer engagement across the U.S. Space Force and the broader commercial space sector. Who Is Dolores Lowe? Lowe brings over two decades of experience supporting space, air and joint missions, Sabel said Monday. […] More
SNC has signed a memorandum of understanding with Specter Aerospace to develop a next-generation line of supersonic aerial launched effects designed to address evolving air defense needs and drone threats. In a press release published Friday, SNC said the collaboration will combine its mission systems integration and air defense expertise with Specter Aerospace’s ramjet and […] More
The U.S. Navy has added the Raytheon-built Small Diameter Bomb II, also known as StormBreaker, to the operational arsenal of its F/A-18E/F Super Hornet aircraft, expanding the strike fighter’s ability to conduct precision strikes in contested and degraded environments, RTX said Friday. Naval Air Systems Command recently declared initial operational capability for the precision-guided munition […] More
Federal agencies must adopt a structured automation framework to control rising IT costs and modernize aging systems, Alpha Omega CEO Gautam Ijoor said in a blog post published Wednesday. The 2025 Wash100 awardee said legacy systems not only consume disproportionate resources but also increase cybersecurity risk and slow service delivery. What Federal Policy Signals Are […] More
Vantor has partnered with Google to expand the geospatial analysis capabilities available through the TensorGlobe platform, an artificial intelligence-enabled spatial intelligence platform. Under the partnership, Google Earth AI imagery models are integrated into the platform for sovereign, on-premises and air-gapped environments, allowing customers to run geospatial AI analytics in sensitive and classified settings without relying […] More
Federal agencies are accelerating acquisition timelines and shifting decision-making authority upward, forcing government contractors to adjust capture strategies built for longer procurement cycles and prescriptive requirements, according to The Chertoff Group. In an opinion piece published Tuesday, Davi Hayes, senior director for federal strategy, said contractors must adapt to a market increasingly defined by rapid […] More
Systems Planning & Analysis has appointed Douglas Coleman as chief legal officer to support the company’s expansion and mission delivery within the defense and national security sectors. Equipped with over two decades of legal leadership experience, Coleman will lead legal strategy and manage governance, compliance, contracts and risk management functions, SPA said Wednesday. What Experience […] More
The Federal Aviation Administration’s air traffic control system offers a real-world model of zero trust architecture, according to Don Parente, vice president of public sector sales and solution architecture at MetTel, suggesting that agencies can learn from the FAA’s verification-first approach to cybersecurity and network modernization. In a commentary published Feb. 4 on Federal News […] More
Parsons has secured a $91 million contract extension from the Department of State to continue providing security installation and support services for American diplomatic missions worldwide. The award represents the seventh option year on the Overseas Security Installation Services II, or OSIS II, contract, a 10-year program with a total ceiling of nearly $1.12 billion, […] More
TCOM has updated its corporate branding to reflect the company’s expansion beyond traditional aerostat systems into a broader set of persistent elevated awareness capabilities. The rebrand includes a new logo and visual identity that, TCOM said Monday, aligns with its evolving product and service portfolio, which includes autonomous, long-endurance platforms and integrated sensing offerings. The […] More
