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  • NASA Taps Spaceflight for Launch, Integration Services
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    NASA Taps Spaceflight for Launch, Integration Services

    Spaceflight has received a potential three-year, $5 million contract from NASA‘s Kennedy Space Center to provide launch and integration services. The satellite rideshare service company said Monday the contract includes launch services for a maximum of 24 U-Class payloads in 2018 as well as options to provide services for up to 24 additional payloads in 2019 and 2020. […] More

  • CGI Gets $68M USAID Cloud Data Center Support Contract
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    CGI Gets $68M USAID Cloud Data Center Support Contract

    CGI has received a potential five-year, $68.2 million contract to support enterprise data center and disaster recovery efforts of the office of the chief information officer at the U.S. Agency for International Development. The company said Monday it will also help USAID implement the Unify360 enterprise software platform in an effort to transition the agency’s data centers to a hybrid […] More

  • IAI Demos Unmanned Helicopter Concept for Battlefield Logistics
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    IAI Demos Unmanned Helicopter Concept for Battlefield Logistics

    Israel Aerospace Industries has demonstrated an unmanned helicopter proof of concept the company designed to simplify air and land battlefield supply logistics processes during a warfare mission. Air Hopper performed two simulated scenarios, including one wherein the platform transported a wounded soldier to an extraction point for treatment, during the POC demonstration, IAI said Monday. For […] More

  • GTS to Continue Common Processing System Production for Navy
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    GTS to Continue Common Processing System Production for Navy

    Global Technical Systems has secured a $63.2 million contract modification to continue to manufacture open architecture-based common processing systems for the U.S. Navy. The modification will increase the ceiling value of GTS’ indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to supply the military branch with CPS units along with spares and engineering services, the Defense Department said Monday. GTS will perform work in Virginia […] More

  • Charles River Analytics to Help Navy Develop Cyber Resiliency Framework
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    Charles River Analytics to Help Navy Develop Cyber Resiliency Framework

    Charles River Analytics has landed a potential $2 million contract to develop a cybersecurity framework for the U.S. Navy to increase resilience of the service branch’s cyber physical systems. The company said Monday it will develop the Embedded Architecture for Cyber-resilience framework as part of efforts to help the Navy avoid cyber attacks and minimize disruption […] More

  • Summit Technical Solutions Lands USAF Contract for Radar Operations & Maintenance
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    Summit Technical Solutions Lands USAF Contract for Radar Operations & Maintenance

    Summit Technical Solutions has received a potential $35.5 million prime contract from the U.S. Air Force for the operations, maintenance and logistical support of a missile warning and space surveillance phased-array radar system. The contract for work on the Perimeter Acquisition Radar Attack Characterization System has a base performance period of seven months starting October and one-year […] More

  • DSA Subsidiary to Help Update Maryland’s Enterprise Budget System; Paul Strasser Comments
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    DSA Subsidiary to Help Update Maryland’s Enterprise Budget System; Paul Strasser Comments

    Project Performance Company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Data Systems Analysts, has received a potential seven-year, $5 million subcontract from Performa USA to support the modernization of a technology platform used to manage the state of Maryland’s government budgeting functions. PPC said Sept. 21 it will help build the Maryland Enterprise Budget System‘s core functionality within the Amazon […] More

  • Air Force Taps Colsa for C4ISR, Cyber Advisory Services
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    Air Force Taps Colsa for C4ISR, Cyber Advisory Services

    Colsa has received a one-year, $56.2 million contract modification to advise the U.S. Air Force on the command, computer, communications, control, intelligence and reconnaissance and cybersecurity areas. The Defense Department said Monday the company will provide technical and management advisory services as well as perform additional acquisition, research, development, test and evaluation support services under the modification. […] More

  • DynCorp Awarded $64M Air Force War Reserve Materiel Support Extension
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    DynCorp Awarded $64M Air Force War Reserve Materiel Support Extension

    The U.S. Air Force has awarded DynCorp International a one-year, $64.1 million contract modification to help the Air Forces Central Command manage war reserve materiel assets. DynCorp will continue to support the WRM program at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina and other locations in Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and United Arab Emirates, the Defense Department said Monday. […] More

  • Textron Subsidiary to Provide Army Tactical UAS Block III Kits
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    Textron Subsidiary to Provide Army Tactical UAS Block III Kits

    Textron‘s AAI Corp.subsidiary has received a $41.9 million contract modification for the delivery of 36 Block III kits for the U.S. Army‘s Shadow tactical unmanned aircraft systems. The service branch obligated the full modification amount at the time of award from its fiscal 2017 other procurement funds, the Defense Department said Monday. AAI will perform work in Hunt Valley, Maryland, through Dec. […] More

  • Leidos to Sponsor Army-Navy Soccer Cup; Gerry Fasano Comments
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    Leidos to Sponsor Army-Navy Soccer Cup; Gerry Fasano Comments

    Leidos has entered a three-year agreement with Keystone Sports and Entertainment, owner of soccer club The Philadelphia Union, to become a local presenting sponsor of an annual soccer competition between the U.S. Army and U.S. Navy. The Army-Navy Cup VI is scheduled to take place on Oct. 15 at the Talen Energy Stadium in Pennsylvania, Leidos said Monday. Gerry […] More

  • Engility to Help NOAA Develop High-Performance Computing Software; Lynn Dugle Comments
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    Engility to Help NOAA Develop High-Performance Computing Software; Lynn Dugle Comments

    Engility has received a pair of task orders worth $14 million combined to develop and optimize high-performance computing software for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration‘s climate and weather research efforts. The company said Monday it will also help NOAA’s Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory access scientific data and manage cybersecurity of a research and development HPC system. “As we […] More