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The Department of Homeland Security is examining the feasibility of transitioning the current information technology support model for DHS Headquarters to a managed service approach.
NASA has recognized KBR's government services unit for various efforts to support small businesses via prime contracts and mentor-protege programs. The space agency named KBRwyle the "Large Business Prime Contractor of the Year" at Johnson Space Center and Goddard Space Flight Center, with additional recognition for mentor-protege contributions at Ames Research Center, KBR said Thursday.
GovStrive, a management consulting and managed services provider, has joined a ServiceNow program in a move to offer human resources support for federal customers.
Brian Cairns, a more than 18-year federal government and industry veteran, has been named vice president of business development and strategy for government services at Reston, Va.-based technology consulting firm Ventera.
Science Applications International Corp. has won a potential five-year, $57M task order from the U.S. Navy to provide engineering support to the polymers and undersea sensors branch within a Naval Surface Warfare Center branch located in Crane, Ind.
Vectrus Systems has received a $44.7M modification that amends an existing contract for base operations services in support of the U.S. Army. The company will perform work in Doha, Qatar through Dec. 29 under the modification, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
Paul Parry, director of aerospace engineering programs at Radiant Solutions, discussed how the company works to help ground systems improve image and data collection and downloading operations through the firm’s satellite modeling and simulation processes.
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency has issued a request for information to find space-based technology offerings for potential use in satellites that weigh less than 1,102 pounds.
Senior executives from startups talked about the Defense Innovation Unit’s rapid contracting process and its benefits to companies.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce Mark Gerencser, chairman of the University of Maryland University College Board of Directors, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena — for leading and supporting UMUC through non-academic initiatives like AccelerEd.
Executive Mosaic is pleased to announce that Michael Kratsios, deputy U.S. chief technology officer and deputy assistant to the President at the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy, was selected to join the 2019 edition of the Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena — for his leadership in the development of quantum, artificial intelligence and other technologies designed to enhance business operations.
