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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has announced the research areas where the agency wants to partner with small businesses in 2019 under the Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs, NextGov reported Monday.
A General Dynamics business unit will participate in a two-day exposition to showcase a 4G communications system designed for first responder users in the customer owned and maintained market.
The Department of Energy’s Office of Electricity has launched an Electricity Industry Technology and Practices Innovation Challenge that seeks to transform current utility grid operations.
GeoVax Labs has partnered with Leidos on an effort to develop anti-malaria vaccines in support of the United States Agency for International Development. The companies will work to deliver vaccine candidates that combat P. falciparum malaria under USAID's Malaria Vaccine Development Program, GeoVax said Monday.
Tenable has released a new global study highlighting the areas public sector cybersecurity leaders must prioritize in 2019 to protect their networks amid the changing cyber threats.
Motorola Solutions and Sierra Wireless have partnered to offer an LTE broadband communications service intended to help first responders communicate and share data inside vehicles while on the way to their missions.
A team of Lockheed Martin engineers helped integrate an Ariel Photonics-built countermeasure technology into the Modular Active Protection Systems framework for a live-fire test series that took place at the U.S. Army's Redstone Arsenal base in Alabama.
Northrop Grumman has received a contract of an undisclosed value to develop a radar warning system for U.S. Army aviators to counter radio frequency threats across a wide spectral range.
Praetorian Standard Inc., which Chenega Security & Support Solutions mentored through a Small Business Administration program, has won a potential $68.3M contract to protect infrastructure and personnel at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston and nearby facilities.
Three senior leaders of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have been named to a task force created by the Defense Science Board to explore methods for the U.S. military to address national defense strategy objectives.
Carlos Aguayo, a 35-year shipbuilding industry veteran, has been promoted to succeed Daniel Flood as general manager of Huntington Ingalls Industries' shipyard business in San Diego.
