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The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts issued a request for information on commercial off-the-shelf technology designed to manage educational and training programs for approximately 20K users.
General Dynamics' information technology business secured a potential $42.5M contract to help the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency maintain software platforms, applications and databases that store web-based GEOINT content.
DeEtte Gray, president of CACI International’s U.S. operations, has urged the government to increase support for community colleges in efforts to promote cyber education and fill the workforce gap, Signal Magazine reported Thursday.
Lockheed Martin received a $20M contract to perform technology insertion work on a U.S. Navy electronic warfare system designed for multiple submarine classes.
Evan Davis, formerly vice president of strategy and chief strategy officer at Chenega Corp.’s ADG Creative subsidiary, has been promoted to president of the Columbia, Md.-based strategic communications services provider.
Mike Leff, vice president for defense at AT&T’s public sector business, said the company works with the Department of the Navy to identify smart base applications since the service opted to deploy the FirstNet public safety broadband network, GCN reported Monday.
Iridium Communications received a four-and-a-half-year, $54M contract from the Defense Information Systems Agency to continue to provide maintenance and support services for the Department of Defense's Enhanced Mobile Satellite Service gateway.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a solicitation for novel technologies and methods designed to protect mobile communications networks from threats. DHS said Monday a broad agency announcement published on FedBizOpps involves a research-and-development project focused on Secure and Resilient Mobile Network Infrastructure.
The Transportation Security Administration asked industry to suggest approaches, platforms and mechanisms that can facilitate a third-party testing process.
The U.S. Navy is seeking developers that could build torpedo tubes to launch unmanned underwater vehicles from submarines, C4ISRNET reported Sunday.
