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Rocket Lab has launched three research-and-development satellites for the Department of Defense's Space Test Program under a contract with the U.S. Air Force and the Defense Innovation Unit.
Chuck Brooks, principal market growth strategist for cybersecurity and emerging technologies at General Dynamics' mission systems business, has said the federal government should form a comprehensive and adaptive partnership with industry to address cyber threats to critical U.S. infrastructure assets.
Jason Bird, head of the U.S. south water resources solutions segment and Florida resilience practice at Jacobs Engineering Group, has been named U.S. network chair of the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction’s ARISE network.
Textron has begun testing a new configuration of the RQ-7 Shadow unmanned aerial system developed by its AAI Corp. subsidiary for the U.S. Army, Rotor and Wing International reported Friday.
The Office of Management and Budget is seeking potential sources of information technology services for OMB's Management and Operations Division.
The Small Business Administration has selected MedVed Global and Admiral Engineering & Manufacturing to receive the agency's National Small Business Prime Contractor of the Year and National Subcontractor of the Year awards.
AI SpaceFactory, a New York-based architectural and technology design company, won a NASA competition focused on the development of space habitation structures using advanced manufacturing technology.
Frank Strickland, managing director at Deloitte Consulting, told Government Matters in a video interview posted Thursday that there are several challenges military decision-makers should consider as they look to use artificial intelligence to build up readiness and one is asking the right questions.
Mike Friedman, a Lockheed Martin spokesperson, said the company is taking action to help the Department of Defense meet the F-35 program's cost-per-flying-hour target of $25K in six years, Inside Defense reported Friday.
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is conducting market research to determine a possible approach to update information technology applications essential for the agency mission.
Lockheed Martin aims to increase the F-35 fighter jet’s air-to-air firepower with a newly-built weapons rack designed to increase payload capacity to six missiles, Popular Mechanics reported Friday.Â
