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The U.S. Air Force has formally designated Leidos’ Black Arrow small cruise missile as the AGM-190A. Leidos said Thursday the designation validates the SCM’s importance in providing the Department of War with an affordable, mission-adaptable, and lethal standoff strike capability tailored to evolving mission requirements. “This capability will provide warfighters with the operational flexibility they […] More
Mike McCalip, vice president for government programs and strategy at Carahsoft Technology, highlighted five key insights from the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, or AFCEA, West 2026 conference, that underscore how the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Marine Corps are reshaping readiness, force design and information dominance to maintain maritime superiority. As discussions across […] More
PTC has enabled its Windchill product lifecycle management platform and Codebeamer application lifecycle management tool to operate in Microsoft’s cloud environments up to the Department of War Impact Level 6 classification. As agencies and contractors continue to modernize their technology environments, developments such as PTC’s expansion into Microsoft mission cloud environments reflect the broader pace […] More
Lockheed Martin‘s Extended‑Range Guided Multiple-Launch Rocket System, or ER GMLRS, flew over 100 kilometers during a flight test at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The company said Thursday that during the test, an M270A2 multiple launch rocket system fired the alternative warhead for the first time. The Potomac Officers Club is bringing together […] More
The Defense Information Systems Agency has extended Palantir Federal Cloud Service, or PFCS, Forward’s existing Impact Level 5 and Impact Level 6 accreditations to on-premises and edge deployments, Palantir said on Thursday. What Does the DISA Authorization for PFCS Forward Cover? According to the company, the authorization allows Apollo, Gotham, Foundry and the Artificial Intelligence […] More
Leidos has announced that it will advance the migration of eight additional defense agencies and field activities to the Defense Information Systems Agency’s modern enterprise network environment, DODNet, as part of the 10-year, $11.5 billion Defense Enclave Services, or DES, contract. As Leidos moves forward with the next phase of DODNet migration, the effort reflects […] More
Heven AeroTech subsidiary Zepher Flight Labs has received a contract modification under the Department of War’s Hydrogen at the Tactical Edge of Contested Logistics, or HyTEC, program to continue development of a hydrogen generation trailer. Michael Buscher, president of U.S. operations at Heven AeroTech, will participate as a panelist at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 […] More
Sabel Systems has launched TDPWerx, a commercial off-the-shelf software product designed to automate validation of Technical Data Packages, or TDPs, used across Department of War acquisition, production and sustainment programs. As legacy systems slow mission speed, the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Digital Transformation Summit on April 22 highlights how top officials are modernizing government technology through […] More
Diffraqtion has raised $4.2 million in pre-seed funding to advance the development of quantum imaging systems designed for space surveillance, Payload reported. The Somerville, Massachusetts-based startup also announced a $1.5 million Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Direct-to-Phase II Small Business Innovation Research, or SBIR, contract for the demonstration of the company’s quantum camera technology. Gain […] More
Lockheed Martin has unveiled the Lamprey Multi-Mission Autonomous Undersea Vehicle, or MMAUV, a “plug-and-play” submersible designed to support U.S. Navy and allied operations in contested maritime environments. Lockheed’s recent launch of an autonomous submersible comes as the Navy and industry continue to evaluate new approaches to maritime systems. Related discussions and broader Navy priorities will […] More
Raytheon, an RTX business, has reached a set of long-duration framework agreements with the Department of War intended to support sustained increases in U.S. missile production capacity. The agreements establish multi-year structures—spanning up to 7 years—that will enable higher production rates and faster delivery timelines across several missile programs critical to U.S. and allied forces, […] More
Ben Baldi, senior vice president of global public sector at Tricentis, is urging defense agencies to adopt a more detailed approach to testing software. In an article published on the defense electronics news site Battlespace, the executive explained that many agencies struggle with shrinking teams and strict deadlines, forcing personnel to prioritize speed. Learn more […] More
