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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Rebecca Cowen-Hirsch, senior vice president of government strategy and policy at Inmarsat Government, wrote in a MilsatMagazine article that there are several measures the U.S. government can consider to further advance the development of an integrated satellite communications architecture and one is the implementation of a "commercial first" strategy.
The U.S. Air Force has posted a request for information on the development of an integrated big data platform designed to support USAF operations.
The Professional Services Council is calling on the Office of Management and Budget to issue clear guidelines on continuing the operations of government contractors amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The U.S. Army has selected 10 companies that will compete for $250K in prizes for the Expeditionary Technology Search 4.0 competition focused on providing avenues for small businesses to work with the service branch.
