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Military Tech Developer Anduril Raises $200M
Defense technology startup Anduril has raised $200M in a recent funding round, which increased the company's value to $1.9B, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
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NGA Seeks Input on AI, Analytics-Focused OTA Program
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency is conducting market research as part of its efforts to launch a prototype other transaction authority program focused on modernizing GEOINT data processes.
AWS’ Jennifer Chronis: Cloud Migration Helps Navy Advance Analytics, Improve Security
Jennifer Chronis, general manager for the Department of Defense market at Amazon Web Services, told SiliconANGLE Media’s theCUBE in a video interview posted Tuesday that the migration of the U.S. Navy’s enterprise resource planning system to AWS GovCloud has enabled the service to facilitate analytics and improve the decision-making process.
in NewsSpiderOak to Offer Communication, Collaboration Tools in Federal Market Through Carahsoft Partnership; Michael Campanelli Quoted
Carahsoft Technology and SpiderOak's mission systems subsidiary have partnered to offer federal agencies a suite of tools designed to secure user communications and collaboration through zero knowledge encryption. The partnership will offer the CrossClave file sharing platform through Carahsoft's reseller network and position on NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V vehicle, the company said Wednesday.
in News, Press ReleasesJacobs Provides Project Management Consultancy to BWSSB to Enhance Water Treatment Plant; Patrick Hill Quoted
Jacobs has been selected to provide project management consultancy to Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) to rehabilitate the Koramangala and Challaghatta (K&C) Valley Used Water Treatment Plant, the company announced Thursday.
Marc Bell, PredaSAR Chairman & Co-Founder, Discusses Plans to Build SAR Satellites
PredaSAR will build a constellation of 48 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites, and has projected that the Earth observation (EO) startup will begin commercial operations with satellites on-orbit by 2021, earliest, ViaSatellite reported Wednesday.
in Executive Moves, NewsDan Jablonsky, Jeffrey Harris, Terry Ryan Join National Intelligence University Foundation Board
Maxar Technologies President and CEO Dan Jablonsky, JKH Consulting CEO Jeffrey Harris and former VT Group CEO Terry Ryan have joined the board of directors at the National Intelligence University Foundation.
in Executive Moves, NewsMihnea Birisan Appointed Steampunk Data Exploitation Practice Lead
Mihnea Birisan, former senior manager of analytics and modeling at Accenture Federal Services, has been named as lead for Steampunk's data exploitation practice.
in Executive Moves, NewsPatty Trexler Named SentinelOne VP for Government, Healthcare & Education Business
Patty Trexler, former regional vice president of public sector sales at Tanium, has been appointed VP of the government, healthcare and education business at cybersecurity company SentinelOne.
in NewsAlion Makes Top 200 Federal Contractors List; Steve Schorer Quoted
Alion Science and Technology has been featured in Bloomberg Government's annual list of top 200 federal contractors based on unclassified prime contract awards during the government's 2019 fiscal year.
Carahsoft to Serve as Gov’t Aggregator for Anchore Container Security Product; Natalie Gregory Quoted
Carahsoft Technology has agreed to become the master government aggregator of a technology Anchore designed to help customers inspect the security of container image. The partnership will offer the security inspection platform through NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V vehicle and the state of Maryland's commercial off-the-shelf software acquisition contract.
Blue Origin Delivers First BE-4 Engine for New ULA Rocket
Blue Origin, an aerospace company founded by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, has shipped a development engine technology to a Decatur, Ala., facility where United Launch Alliance is building the Vulcan Centaur rocket, SpaceNews reported Wednesday. ULA intends to use a pair of BE-4 engines to power the rocket that the Boeing and Lockheed Martin joint venture will test-fly in early 2021.