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The U.S. Army has awarded AstraZeneca a $60M contract to produce a combination antibody drug for the prevention and treatment of SARS-CoV-2 infections.
A Northrop Grumman cargo spacecraft launched Friday evening from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia to bring almost 8K pounds of cargo for a 14th resupply mission to the International Space Station.
Motorola Solutions has introduced a cloud-based service to facilitate reporting by 911 callers who want to provide visual incident reports to public safety answering points. The Command Central Citizen Input service allows people  callers may send videos, audio or images that depict incidents.
Dewberry has appointed Larry Sugarbaker as a senior technical adviser to the company’s geospatial and technology services group, Dewberry reported on Friday. His areas of expertise include business development, GIS and information technology, remote sensing and forestry. "We are thrilled to welcome Larry to our team,†said Dewberry senior vice president, Amar Nayegandhi, CP, CMS, GISP.
Chenega Corp., a subsidiary of Chenega Management, has announced that the company is one of four awardees on the potential $99 million U.S. Navy Physical Security Access Control Systems (PS/AC) Worldwide Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ), Multiple Award Construction Contract, the company announced Thursday. The contract has a 60-month ordering period.
Maxar Technologies has reported more than 200 subscribers for its cloud-based geospatial service that provides access to high-resolution satellite imagery for monitoring and mapping activities.
Boeing has chosen a Raytheon Technologies unit to supply active electronically scanned array radar systems for installation on the U.S. Air Force's future F-15EX aircraft. Raytheon Technologies said Thursday its intelligence and space business will provide eight APG-82(V)1 radars that are designed to detect surface and airborne targets at long distances.
Laura Klebanow, a senior manager at Maximus, wrote in a Nextgov guest piece published Wednesday that the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted government information technology modernization trends such as cloud migration and IT contracting in general.
ICF has received a potential five-year, $25M contract to help design and engineer a cloud-based system for the Department of Health and Human Services’ child welfare component.
AeroVironment has introduced new additions to its Switchblade family of loitering missile systems designed to handle munitions and electro-optical/infrared payloads for detecting, tracking and engaging targets beyond the line of sight.
