FCC OKs SpaceX Ground Antenna Rollout for Starlink Broadband Service
SpaceX has received the Federal Communications Commission’s approval to deploy the ground antenna needed for the company's internet service, CNBC reported Friday.
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in NewsNOAA Seeks Tech Partner for Weather Forecasting Innovation Hub
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has announced a potential five-year, $45M partnership opportunity to create weather forecasting models through the establishment of an extramural center. NOAA said Friday it is looking for a technology partner to help the agency establish the Earth Prediction Innovation Center.
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in Executive Moves, NewsDave Lessa Appointed Software Director for Business Dev’t at Red River
Dave Lessa, former client executive for the Department of Veterans Affairs at VMware, has joined Red River as software director for business development, FedHealthIT reported Friday.
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in Executive Moves, NewsCourtney Conroy Named Healthcare Director at Three Wire Systems
Courtney Conroy, formerly business development manager for system integrator programs at VMware, has been appointed healthcare director at Three Wire Systems.
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in NewsTeresa Carlson: AWS to Support COVID-19 Diagnostic Research via $20M Pledge
Teresa Carlson, vice president of Amazon Web Services’ worldwide public sector business and a 2020 Wash100 awardee, said the company will contribute up to $20M to a new program aimed at helping customers research and develop diagnostic tools for detecting the novel coronavirus known as COVID-19.
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Report: Lockheed Partners With SEAKR to Work on Protected Tactical Satcom Payload
Lockheed Martin selected Colorado-based space electronics provider SEAKR Engineering to help build a satellite communications payload for the U.S. Space Force, SpaceNews reported Sunday. Sources said Lockheed and SEAKR are expected to announce this week their partnership on the Protected Tactical Satcom program.
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DoD Seeks Proposals for Ground-Based Space Sensor Data Processing Terminal
The Department of Defense is seeking potential contractors to develop mobile ground stations to process, exploit, fuse and transmit data from space-based sensors through a competitive prototyping project that could last for 24 to 30 months.
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in NewsAir Force Eyes Modifications for Boeing T-7A Trainer Aircraft
The U.S. Air Force plans to select Hillwood Aviation for a contract to provide trainer aircraft as the service continues to assess potential updates to the Boeing T-7A Red Hawk, FlightGlobal magazine reported Friday.
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in News, Press Releases, Wash100Adm. Charles Richard, Stratcom Commander, Inducted Into 2020 Wash100 for Undersea Domain, Strategic Deterrence Leadership
Executive Mosaic is honored to announce Adm. Charles Richard, head of U.S. Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM), as the newest inductee into the 2020 edition of the Wash100 for championing the nation’s strategic deterrent force and advocating for new defense policies.
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