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General Dynamics Subsidiary to Open New Colorado-Based Facility
A subsidiary of General Dynamics' mission systems business has announced the future opening of a new engineering and manufacturing site in Colorado Springs, Colo. GPS Source's new 18.5K-square-foot facility, set to open within the second quarter of 2019, will house over 100 employees, General Dynamics Mission Systems said Tuesday.
Cubic Unveils Expansion Module for Vocality RoIP Comms Gateway; Mike Barthlow Quoted
Cubic’s mission solutions segment has introduced RoIP Connect, an expansion module for its Vocality Radio over Internet Protocol communications gateway designed for push to talk handsets. Cubic said Tuesday that RoIP Connect adds a general-purpose input/output, four audio ports and four serial ports to the Vocality RoIP gateway.
Raytheon Conducts Latest Test on New Air and Missile Defense Radar
Raytheon demonstrated the search, detection and tracking functions of its new air and missile defense radar during a recent test at the U.S. Navy's Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii, the company said Tuesday. Raytheon began developing the radar in January 2014.
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SAIC Eyes Facilities Consolidation in D.C. Area After Engility Deal
Science Applications International Corp. is considering a plan to consolidate its offices and to enhance its information technology infrastructure following the acquisition of Engility in January, Bisnow reported Monday.
Italian Defense Ministry OKs CAE-Built Flight Simulator for Predator B Unmanned Aircraft; Gene Colabatistto Quoted
A flight training simulator has received a ready-for-training certification from the Italian Ministry of Defense and the Italian Air Force during a ceremony at the Amendola Air Base in Italy.
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Lockheed to Open New Orlando Facility; Frank St. John Quoted
Lockheed Martin is set to open a new facility at its Orlando, Fla., campus as part of efforts to expand its workforce, the Orlando Sentinel reported Tuesday.
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APL’s Joan Hoffmann Joins Defense Science Board’s Quantum Tech Task Force
The Defense Science Board has appointed Joan Hoffmann, a physicist of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, to DSB's Task Force on Applications of Quantum Technologies.
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Federal Market Vet Kevin Rice Named B3 Group COO
Kevin Rice, a more than 25-year government consulting services veteran, has joined technology services contractor B3 Group as chief operating officer.
Red Hat’s David Egts: Agencies Should Work With Vendors to ID Security Tech Stack’s Untapped Capabilities
David Egts, chief technologist of North American public sector at Red Hat, has said there are ways agencies can optimize their technology stack while building up their security posture. Egts wrote in a FedScoop article published Tuesday that one of the approaches agencies can do is collaborating with vendors to determine whether an operating system or software offers the security capabilities that they need.
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