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Leonardo DRS Unveils New San Diego Site; Timothy Day Quoted
Leonardo DRS’ DRS Daylight Solutions business opened a new facility in San Diego that will work to accommodate the development of laser-based offerings.
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Iridium, AWS to Launch IoT Satellite Service; Matt Desch Quoted
Iridium Communications and Amazon Web Services are set to deploy a satellite cloud-based offering for internet-of-things users in September, Capacity Media reported Monday.
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LMI’s Tovey Bachman, Pat Kumashiro: DoD Should Use Hedging Models to Address F-35 Parts Availability Issues
Tovey Bachman and Pat Kumashiro of LMI wrote in an opinion piece published Wednesday on Defense News that implementing hedging models could help the Department of Defense address sustainment issues with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program.
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Liberty IT Selects Prodigo, Atlas Research to Update VHA Supply Chain Processes
Liberty IT Solutions has tapped Prodigo Solutions and Atlas Research to help the Veterans Health Administration achieve data requirements and contract compliance through the Department of Veterans Affairs’ Transformation Twenty-One Technology Next Generation contract vehicle.
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Block MEMS to Help SRI Build Chemical, Bio Threat Sensor for DARPA
Block MEMS has received a $3.5M contract to help SRI International develop a chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive detection system for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency.
IARPA Funds Charles River Analytics to Support Multi-Path Reasoning Program
Charles River Analytics has received funds in the amount of $4.5M to support a reasoning testing project in support of the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
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Fortinet’s Bob Fortna: Software-Defined Wide Area Network is Key to Strengthening Cybersecurity
Bob Fortna, president of Fortinet’s federal business, has said that software-defined wide-area network capabilities can help agencies handle high-bandwidth applications and mitigate potential cyber attacks that result from network vulnerabilities.
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FAA Seeks Technical Info From Airlines to Predict Aircraft Brake Failure
The Federal Aviation Administration has released a market survey to gather landing data in order to develop a machine learning algorithm for aircraft brake failure, Nextgov reported Tuesday.
TransLumen Technologies Finishes Air Traffic Control Training Apps for FAA
TransLumen Technologies has delivered a set of training-tailored mobile game apps with Science Applications International Corp under an effort supporting the Federal Aviation Administration.