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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Science Applications International Corp. has landed a potential five-year, $72.3M contract to perform a broad range of support services for the U.S. Marine Corps Cyberspace Command.
Cloud-based work management system provider Smartsheet has received a provisional authority to operate under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program for its Smartsheet Gov platform.
Modern Technology Solutions Inc., a 100 percent employee-owned company, has received an award in recognition of the firm's industrial growth.
Real-Time Laboratories, a subsidiary of Elbit Systems’ U.S. arm, will help the U.S. Army develop turret distribution manifolds designed for the M1 Abrams battle tank.
Charles River Analytics will develop a cybersecurity tool for tanks under an agreement with the U.S. Army.
DLT Solutions has partnered with nine technology vendors to market tools designed to help government organizations avoid cyber attacks on information technology systems. Brian Strosser, president of DLT, said the company supports public sector clients "with the broadest set of channel partners and cybersecurity tools, in an effort to improve each agency's risk management posture."
Triumph Group has developed a sensor technology, which is designed to provide tactile feedback and simulate mechanical flight control platforms, that has been recently tested by Lockheed Martin’s Sikorsky subsidiary.
Cambridge International Systems has secured a delivery order from the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command to continue the performance of support services to a surveillance technology used by the Royal Bahamas Defence Force.
Renee Michael, former forensic accounting leader at the FBI, has joined financial crime and risk compliance company Exiger as an associate managing director.
Boeing delivered three KC-46 tanker aircraft to the U.S. Air Force this month, with a total of 16 units delivered so far, Puget Sound Business Journal reported Tuesday.
The Pentagon's Defense Innovation Unit has launched a challenge machine learning professionals to create algorithms to automate the process of assessing post-disaster structural damages. DIU said Monday the xView2 Challenge seeks computer vision tools that can help accelerate satellite- or aerial-based analyses of damage to buildings.
