Navy Wants Torpedo Tubes for Underwater Drone Launch
The U.S. Navy is seeking developers that could build torpedo tubes to launch unmanned underwater vehicles from submarines, C4ISRNET reported Sunday.
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Booz Allen’s Dan Tucker: Agencies Eye Serverless Computing Approach
Dan Tucker, a vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton and head of the company’s Digital Platform capability team, said he has observed some federal agencies moving toward a serverless computing approach.
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ManTech Honored as One of ‘Great Workplaces’ in DC; Jeff Brody Quoted
The Washingtonian Magazine has named ManTech among the "50 Great Places to Work" in Washington, D.C., based on organization reviews and employee surveys.
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Techstars Seeks Participants for Space Tech Accelerator Program; Matt Kozlov Quoted
Techstars will select companies to take part in a three-month accelerator program jointly launched with Starburst to support space-based national security efforts, Politico reported Friday.
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Northrop to Help Develop, Implement Tools on Cybercom’s Unified Platform
Northrop Grumman received a two-year, $24M contract from the U.S. Air Force to develop and incorporate technical capabilties into a unified platform designed to support U.S. Cyber Command operations.
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Charles River Analytics to Update Autonomy Tool for Unmanned Robotic Vehicles
Charles River Analytics secured funds from the U.S. Army to update a technology designed to direct unmanned robotic vehicles to autonomously perform a range of tasks.
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Bell Submits Trainer Replacement Bid to Navy, Selects Alabama for Aircraft Assembly Location
Textron's Bell Helicopter subisidiary proposed the 407GXi platform to the U.S. Navy's Advanced Helicopter Trainer program and would perform final assembly efforts at a facility in Ozark, Ala., if the service branch selects the aircraft offering.
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immixGroup, ORock Technologies Partner on SaaS Authorization Service
Arrow Electronics’ subsidiary immixGroup will serve as the distributor of ORock Technologies’ federal application authorization service offering for software vendors and channel partners under an exclusive agreement.
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BAE Lands Navy Contract Option for USS Paul Ignatius Post-Shakedown Work
BAE Systems’ ship repair business in Jacksonville, Fla., received a $23.9M contract option from the U.S. Navy to continue post-shakedown availability operations for the guided missile destroyer USS Paul Ignatius.