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Huntington Ingalls Industries' Newport News Shipbuilding division has authenticated the keel of the 23rd Virginia-class attack submarine. The New Jersey fast attack submarine, or SSN 796, underwent a keel authentication ceremony in Virginia, with Susan DiMarco, wife of former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson, serving as ship sponsor, HII said Monday.
The Department of Veterans Affairs has posted a request for information for vendors that could help the agency conduct a comprehensive assessment of customer experience feedback and insight for the VA Financial Services Center.
SpaceX is set to make the first commercial launch of its new Falcon Heavy rocket in early April, an event being observed by the U.S. Air Force for future use of the reusable launch vehicle in national security missions, Space News reported Monday. Â
Merlin International and Wickr have formed a partnership to help federal customers protect communications and sensitive data through the use of cybersecurity technology platforms.
Ravenswood Solutions, an SRI International subsidiary that offers training instrumentation to the military, announced plans to move its products and services operation to Boise, Idaho, from an existing facility in Fremont, Calif.
Jack London, executive chairman and chairman of the board at CACI International, has received a 2019 Distinguished Graduate Award from the U.S. Naval Academy in recognition of his service, personal character and contributions to the country.
United Technologies Corp.'s Noresco subsidiary has received an $86.8M energy savings performance contract to implement energy security and resiliency measures at U.S. Navy facilities in Japan.
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Jeff Neal, a senior vice president of ICF, has said the federal government needs to reform its human resources processes in order to address the “21st century workforce†objective stated in the President’s Management Agenda.
American Ordnance has received an $89.4M contract modification to supply high-velocity grenade cartridges for U.S. Army training.
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Shannon Fitzgerald, a senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton and head of the company’s citizen services business, said top commercial brands are adopting digital platforms and services that could be used by federal agencies to improve customer experience. Fitzgerald wrote in a Nextgov article published Monday that agencies seeking to streamline user experience should advance the use of chatbots and redesign their websites to make it easier for citizens to find the information they need.
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