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Northrop Grumman has booked orders worth a combined $24.8M to manufacture and deliver medium-caliber ammunition to the U.S. Army. The service branch ordered 30 X 173mm PGU 46/B high-explosive incendiary rounds through a supply contract between the company and the government, Northrop said Thursday.
Google's DeepMind business and the Department of Veterans Affairs have developed a machine learning-based application that works to predict early symptoms of kidney failure. A study published in the journal Nature found that the AI model could help clinicians spot acute kidney injury in patients up to two days in advance and could potentially mitigate the need for serious medical procedures like dialysis or a kidney transplant, VA said Wednesday.
A joint venture of Gannett Fleming and Dewberry will provide engineering and architectural services to the U.S. Army under a five-year, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.
Amazon Web Services has recognized Fred Bisel, the founder and lead of the Naval Information Warfare Systems Center Atlantic’s Cyber Education and Certification Readiness Facility, as a member of its inaugural AWS Educate Cloud Ambassador Program.
TYSONS CORNER, VA, July 26, 2019 — VMware’s (Nasdaq: VMW) Bill Rowan, vice president of federal sales at the company’s public sector division, believes agencies that aim for employee mobility can benefit from utilizing information technology and associated security policies, GovCon Wire reported July 17.
ECS has been certified by Microsoft in six competencies for demonstrating the ability to deliver cloud computing products and services to clients. The Microsoft Gold Certifications allow ECS to provide offerings designed to help customers migrate to the cloud, build data center platforms, manage communications, create collaborative online workplace and develop applications, the Fairfax, Va.-based technology services contractor said Thursday.
Paul Donahue, chief operating officer of security and mission support company Constellis, has been appointed to the Washington D.C. Police Foundation's board of directors. He brings 25 years of industry experience to the foundation, which helps the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. implement policy initiatives and expand public safety awareness, Constellis said Wednesday.
