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Latest Federal & Government Contracting Companies' News Coverage
Lockheed Martin has selected Raytheon as one of the contractors that will design the payload for a new missile detection technology that would replace the U.S. Air Force’s existing Space Based Infrared System satellites.
Northrop Grumman plans to establish a new facility and create additional jobs in Albuquerque, N.M., as part of an aerospace market growth push, Albuquerque Journal reported Wednesday.
U.S. Transportation Command has issued a request for information on industry sources of on-premise and government cloud-based information technology services to a software-defined data center.
ASGN’s ECS business has teamed up with search company Elastic to leverage the latter’s open-source technologies and software-as-a-service offerings to build up the speed and security posture of its big data platforms. ECS said Wednesday it will use Elastic’s technology platform to advance machine learning and build up reporting and monitoring in support of defense, federal civilian and commercial clients.
Michele Evans, who assumed the role of executive vice president for Lockheed Martin’s aeronautics business area in October 2018, has discussed the company’s efforts to reduce the price of the F-35 Lightning II aircraft and other plans for the fighter jet program, the Dallas Business Journal reported Wednesday. Lockheed plans to lower the price of the F-35A variant to $80M by 2020, according to the report.
The ongoing partial shutdown of federal agencies could cost $245M in delayed or lost revenue for contracting firms per day, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
The U.S. Air Force is seeking market information regarding construction services as the branch plans to award potential architect-engineer contracts cumulatively valued at $1B over five years. The sought services will support USAF's multibillion-dollar construction program, which would run over the next several years, the branch said Tuesday in a FedBizOpps notice.
