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Systems Planning and Analysis has received the Toastmasters Corporate Recognition Award for the Alexandria, Va.-based company’s efforts to increase employee engagement.Â
American Superconductor is slated to install magnetic field reducing technology into two U.S. Navy amphibious transport vessels, National Defense reported Thursday.
A joint venture of Dewberry and Jacobs Engineering Group will provide on-call design services for federally funded infrastructure improvement projects across five boroughs of New York City under a three-year, $30M contract. Dewberry said it seeks to fulfill preliminary and final design and professional services task orders for Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx.
L3 Technologies has opened a facility near Ronald Reagan National Airport in Arlington, Va., to showcase airport screening systems and offer public and private sector clients opportunities to learn about aviation security products in an interactive setting.
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory has released a tool designed to analyze huge amounts of data for research efforts aimed at helping clinicians improve patient care and medical decisions.
Space industry executives pointed to rapid production and customer demand as a key factor in driving the space economy and opening new opportunities in space-related efforts, Florida Today reported Thursday.
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory deployed a testing system that helps evaluate unmanned aerial vehicles in GPS-denied environments to support the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s “collaborative autonomy†effort.
VMware is close to earning an authority to operate for its cloud offering under the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program and CEO Pat Gelsinger said he considers the FedRAMP certification a “critical milestone†and a significant opportunity for the company, CRN reported Thursday.
Northrop Grumman facilitated the thermal vacuum testing of a NASA spacecraft element designed to support a space science observatory. James Webb Space Telescope’s spacecraft element was subjected to extreme temperatures during the trial in Redondo Beach, Calif., the company said Thursday.
The U.S. Army awarded power grid operator Golden Valley Electric Association a 10-year, $49M contract to provide electrical utility services to a military base located in Alaska.
Northrop Grumman has conducted static fire testing for the OmegA launch vehicle’s first stage at the company’s location in Promontory, Utah, ahead of the rocket’s launching slated for 2021.
Modern Technology Solutions Inc. has won a potential five-year, $13.8M contract to help the Missile Defense Agency create collaborative experimentation and cross-domain, closed-loop simulation platforms.
