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The U.S. Air Force plans to award a contract to General Atomics for research, development and test efforts to advance multidomain sensor technologies. The contractor would combine different sensor applications to produce multi-intelligence systems for command, control, communications, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance uses, USAF said Tuesday in a FedBizOpps notice.
Cisco has introduced new networking, development and design offerings intended for an internet of things environment. The company said Tuesday its solutions can be rapidly deployed through automation and modified to accommodate new technologies such as a 5G network.
George Jameson, co-founder and president of the Council on Intelligence Issues, will moderate a panel discussion of the Bar Association of the District of Columbia on Wednesday.
Radiant Solutions, a subsidiary of Maxar Technologies, will present on artificial intelligence, machine learning and analytics applications in the areas of geospatial information and mapping during an event on Jan. 31. Radiant said Tuesday it will join other industry firms, Federal Emergency Management Agency officials and other stakeholders at the FedGeoDay event, which aims to stress the importance of geospatial ecosystems.
Microsoft is offering its questionnaire tool to government users to help the public sector solicit input, gather customer feedback and manage activities. The Microsoft Form online application, now available via Office 365 U.S. Government, allows users to create surveys, polls and other forms of questionnaire documents, Anqi Du, program manager at Microsoft, said in a blog entry posted Tuesday.
FileCloud, which offers a cloud-based enterprise file sharing technology, has been certified by Amazon Web Services as an advanced technology partner through the AWS partner network after completing a rigorous qualification process.
REI Systems has received a three-year task order under the Department of Homeland Security's Eagle II contract vehicle to help the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services develop and implement technology using the DevSecOps approach.
The U.S. Army has awarded FLIR Systems a $27.9M delivery order to supply 24 sets of equipment deisgned to to help military personnel identify potential chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.
The Transportation Security Administration has issued a request for information to determine potential vendors that can help an agency division manage and maintain information technology systems.
Ken Hermann, a federal account management professional with nearly 20 years of industry experience, has been named vice president for federal civilian agencies at Reston, Va.-based cloud services provider ORock Technologies, G2Xchange ETC reported Tuesday.
Lockheed Martin aims to reduce the price of F-35A fighter jets to less than $80M per unit through a proposed multiyear contract with the Department of Defense's Joint Program Office, USNI News reported Tuesday.
