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  • Decisive Analytics Gets Army Task Order for Software Prototyping & Experimentation Support
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    Decisive Analytics Gets Army Task Order for Software Prototyping & Experimentation Support

    Decisive Analytics has received a potential four-year, $42 million task order from the U.S. Army to provide software prototyping and experimentation support. The company said Thursday the Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command awarded the task order through the Design, Development, Demonstration and Integration Domain 2 multiple-award contract. Decisive Analytics will maintain and […] More

  • Eaton to Manufacture Hydropower Turbine, Generator Sets Under DOE Contract
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    Eaton to Manufacture Hydropower Turbine, Generator Sets Under DOE Contract

    Eaton has received a contract of an undisclosed value from the Energy Department to produce and test integrated hydropower turbine and generator sets. The power management company said Wednesday the contract funds the second phase of a project DoE initially awarded in 2014 for the deployment of hydropower generation systems at existing non-powered dams and […] More

  • Raytheon Selects Curtiss-Wright to Produce Sonar Winch System for Navy LCS
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    Raytheon Selects Curtiss-Wright to Produce Sonar Winch System for Navy LCS

    Raytheon has chosen Curtiss-Wright to supply winch system technology for integration into Variable Depth Sonar system of the U.S. Navy‘s Littoral Combat Ships. Curtiss-Wright said Thursday it aims to help Raytheon complete a pre-production test article of the VDS system by late 2018. The Navy awarded Raytheon a potential $300 million contract in May to build the anti-submarine technology for the service branch […] More

  • Cobham to Supply Boeing With Small Diameter Bomb Carriage Systems
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    Cobham to Supply Boeing With Small Diameter Bomb Carriage Systems

    Cobham has received a contract to manufacture carriage systems for small diameter bombs that Boeing will provide to U.S. and international defense customers beginning in 2018. Cobham said Wednesday it will produce multiple configurations of the BRU-61/A SDB carriage system under the agreement with Boeing. The deal contains options for additional orders through 2021. BRU-61/A is designed to carry up to […] More

  • Vencore to Extend GSA Data Integration, Repository Mgmt Support
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    Vencore to Extend GSA Data Integration, Repository Mgmt Support

    Vencore has received a potential 18-month, $5 million to continue to help the General Services Administration‘s Public Building Service integrate data and manage data repositories. The company said Thursday it will provide data repository and data integration, program and project management, and technical support services under the follow-on contract. PBS has worked with Vencore in the past […] More

  • Virginia Taps SAIC for Potential $272M Multisourcing IT Service Integration Support; Bob Genter Comments
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    Virginia Taps SAIC for Potential $272M Multisourcing IT Service Integration Support; Bob Genter Comments

    Science Applications International Corp. has received a potential nine-year, $272 million contract from the Commonwealth of Virginia to help the state establish a marketplace of consolidated information technology platforms and services as part of a technology infrastructure modernization effort. The contract has a five-year base term worth approximately $165 million and four option years that could […] More

  • Army Tests Updated Lockheed PAC-3 Missile Interceptor
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    Army Tests Updated Lockheed PAC-3 Missile Interceptor

    The U.S. Army has completed the first-ever test of Lockheed Martin‘s updated PAC-3 missile interceptor from a remote launcher to assess the weapon system’s capacity to detect, track and intercept incoming threats. PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement intercepted a tactical ballistic missile target during the missile defense flight test held at the Reagan Test Site in the […] More

  • DIA Picks Engility for Digital Forensics Support Contract
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    DIA Picks Engility for Digital Forensics Support Contract

    Engility has won a potential five-year, $16.5 million contract from the Defense Intelligence Agency to provide audio and video forensics laboratory services. The Defense Department said Thursday Engility will help DIA’s National Media Exploitation Center to perform digital forensics and in-depth exploitation of multimedia files. Work will occur in the National Capital Region through Sept. 20, 2022. […] More

  • AM General to Provide Supplemental Humvees, Equipment for Afghan Defense Forces
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    AM General to Provide Supplemental Humvees, Equipment for Afghan Defense Forces

    AM General has secured a potential $45.9 million contract from the U.S. Army to provide 6,576 supplemental M1151A1B1 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles to Afghanistan’s national defense security forces. The Defense Department said Thursday the company will also deliver an expanded capacity vehicle and capability expansion kits under the foreign military sales contract. AM General will perform […] More

  • Koniag to Help Update DISA ICT Systems
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    Koniag to Help Update DISA ICT Systems

    Koniag‘s information security services business has secured a potential $16 million contract to help the Defense Information Systems Agency update information and communication technology systems. Services KSS will provide under the five-year contract include program management, engineering and technology acquisition services, Koniag said Thursday. KSS will also assist DISA in efforts to address the agency’s requirements for procurement […] More

  • AAR Opens Military Equipment Repair Hub in Europe
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    AAR Opens Military Equipment Repair Hub in Europe

    AAR has partnered with Avitech to offer container and shelter repair services to U.S. military and NATO forces through a newly established facility in Europe. Jeff Jackson, vice president of business development at AAR’s mobility systems business, said in a statement published Thursday the company aims to continue to provide support services for government customers worldwide. Jackson added […] More

  • Humatics Closes Series A Financing for Commercialization of Microlocation System
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    Humatics Closes Series A Financing for Commercialization of Microlocation System

    Humatics has completed its Series A financing round with $18 million raised to support efforts to market the company’s machine-powered microlocation system and analytics software. The Spatial Intelligence Platform is designed to augment human navigation, location and collaboration operations with autonomous systems, the company announced Tuesday. Mobility-focused venture capital firm Fontinalis Partners led the funding round, with investment […] More