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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Cobham has been selected to produce an oxygen system for integration into the trainer aircraft Boeing is building for the U.S. Air Force under a potential $9.2B contract.
Four companies have won spots on a potential five-year, $40.4M contract to support U.S. security assistance and security cooperation programs in various overseas locations.
Ron Baczkowski, CEO of VT Halter Marine, said the company’s proposed heavy polar icebreaker for the U.S. Coast Guard is based on a hull of German research vessel Polar Stern II, USNI News reported Wednesday.
Textron's Airborne Tactical Advantage subsidiary has received a one-year, $55.6M contract modification to provide Type III high subsonic and Type IV supersonic aircraft to fleet customers of the U.S. Navy.
Four indepedent companies and one joint venture have received a three-year, $50M shared contract modification to support construction projects within Naval Facilities Engineering Command's northwest area of responsibility.
The U.S. Air Force plans to launch a $48M research-and-development program with the goal to integrate autonomous systems and sensors for potential use in U.S. military operations across cyber, air and space domains.Â
Lockheed Martin has transported the U.S. Air Force's fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency communications satellite to the Cape Canaveral AF Station in Florida to begin preparations for a scheduled June launch.
The U.S. Army has selected Modern Technology Solutions Inc. to examine the potential uses of artificial intelligence in military aviation.
Iridium Communications CEO Matt Desch said he believes the industry needs new regulations that would mitigate failed satellites and other space debris in orbit, Space Intel Report reported Wednesday. Desch, a 2019 Wash100 winner, said those regulations should include a policy that would ground satellite and rocket developers in the event of an in-orbit failure and require them to determine the cause of the problem.
The federal subisidiary of Hitachi Vantara has developed an as-a-service platform in a move to help government clients and industry partners expand their access to the company’s data-based technology products and services.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos unveiled Blue Origin’s lunar lander at a press conference held Thursday in Washington, D.C., Bloomberg reported Friday. The Blue Moon lander has an internal spherical power tank atop four landing pads and is powered by liquid hydrogen and hydrogen fuel cells.
