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Peraton beat three other bidders to win a $206.5 million firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Army for information technology and computing services. Contract work will be performed at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, with an estimated completion date of April 30, 2030, the Department of Defense said Wednesday. The U.S. Army Contracting Command obligated $12.2 million in […] More
The U.S. Marine Corps has surpassed 1,000 flight hours with the MQ-9A unmanned aircraft, which it has been using to support service-level training exercises and weapons and tactics instructor courses. The exercises demonstrated the advanced capabilities of the MQ-9A platform, including precision targeting and reconnaissance abilities; its reliability and adaptability; and its operational effectiveness within […] More
The Chertoff Group has added three advisers with national security expertise to its team. In a press release posted on Tuesday, Chad Sweet, CEO and co-founder of The Chertoff Group, said the addition of Nathan Sales, Jay Humphlett and John Mulligan will contribute “deep insights and valuable experience that will greatly benefit our clients.” Who […] More
Electra can begin the pre-production and certification phase of its EL9 Ultra Short aircraft using the $115 million it raised in a Series B funding round led by Prysm Capital to fulfill more than 2,200 EL9 pre-orders valued at over $10 billion. The nine-passenger EL9 features hybrid-electric propulsion and capabilities for commercial and defense purposes, […] More
Data analytics firm Exiger said its Threat Actor Intelligence tool has revealed links between Chinese artificial intelligence company DeepSeek, which recently released a large language model, and the People’s Liberation Army of China. According to Exiger’s report, titled DeepSeek’s Deception: How the Chinese Military and Government Funded DeepSeek’s AI Research, the tool found that DeepSeek […] More
The Application Migration Service of Amazon Web Services has secured authorization for Department of Defense Cloud Computing Security Requirements Guide Impact Levels 4 and 5 in the AWS GovCloud for the U.S. eastern and western region customers. The service automates the conversion of source servers to run natively on AWS, minimizing time-intensive, error-prone manual processes, […] More
Former Anduril executive Wallis Laughrey has joined Voyager Space as chief strategy officer responsible for strengthening the company’s national security objectives. Laughrey, an aerospace and defense expert with over two decades of experience delivering high-impact defense programs, previously served as vice president of Anduril Labs, which he helped establish to expand Anduril’s presence in critical […] More
Morgan Business Consulting, a provider of advisory services within the defense industrial base, has expanded its partnership with IronNet to enhance the identification and mitigation of potential threats to critical defense assets. Under the agreement, MBC will use the Network Detection and Response offering, or NDR, and the Collective Defense platform to strengthen its cybersecurity […] More
Cadmus has named Jeff Smith as senior vice president following the company’s acquisition of technology consulting firm Ventera, where Smith was an executive vice president responsible for leading the company’s government services unit. The new SVP announced the appointment in a recent LinkedIn post. Speaking about the finalized acquisition, Cadmus said in October that the […] More
NASA has awarded Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory a $20.5 million contract to develop two Suprathermal Ion Sensor instruments for the Lagrange 1 Series project satellites under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Space Weather Next Program. Under the cost-plus-fixed-fee contract, Johns Hopkins APL is expected to complete the sensor development work, including performing […] More
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded Tetra Tech a potential $66 million contract to provide technical assistance services to the Superfund Technical Assessment and Response Team, or START, assigned to implement EPA’s National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution Contingency Plan responsibilities in the agency’s Region 5 division. A notice posted on Thursday on SAM.gov showed […] More
The National Institutes of Health has confirmed its plan to award a multi-award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with a maximum portfolio ceiling of $3 billion to provide professional, scientific and technical support services for the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, or NIAID. NIH made the confirmation in a notice posted on Wednesday on SAM.gov in […] More
