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Leidos released its second quarter of 2024 financial results. In the three months ended June 28, revenue grew 7.7% to $4.13 billion compared to Q2 fiscal 2023, while net income rose 54.3% year-over-year to $324 million. The company said Tuesday its total backlog of $36.5 billion is 6.8% higher than a year ago. Thomas Bell, […] More
Ben Aspero, a senior executive and management consultant, was appointed vice president of finance and supply chain management at Astrion. The company made the announcement via LinkedIn, where it also welcomed the appointment of Chelsea Fox Rogers as finance business partner and Simone Harris as human resources business lead. Aspero joined Astrion after working as […] More
The Defense Health Agency is seeking proposals from small businesses capable of providing contracting and acquisition support services. DHA will award a firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract as a small business set aside with an ordering period of up to five years, according to a request for proposals posted Monday on SAM.gov. The IDIQ covers contract, procurement, […] More
Matt Jones, president and CEO of Sigma Defense Systems, said the U.S. military procurement process needs reform to help ensure warfighter readiness and save taxpayer dollars. In an article published Thursday in Government Technology Insider, Jones wrote that medium-sized government contractors need to play a key role in reforming the government acquisition process by identifying […] More
Viasat has introduced its first wearable tactical communications tool designed for dismounted troops’ rapid setup to quickly establish situational awareness. Secure Wireless Hub’s development was part of a U.S. Special Operations Command multi-phase program to provide mobile ground forces with advanced tactical communications capabilities, the Carlsbad, California-based communications technology company said. The system, although significantly […] More
The Veterans’ Employment and Training Service of the Department of Labor has chosen SkillStorm to provide hiring and training services to help transitioning military service members and their spouses enter the civilian technology sector. SkillStorm said Tuesday its selection marks its participation in the agency’s Transition Assistance Program Employment Navigator and Partnership Program. Under the initiative, Employment […] More
A new partnership between Lazarus AI and Second Front Systems aims to speed up software delivery for the Department of Defense. 2F said Tuesday Lazarus AI will use its Game Warden DevSecOps platform to develop and deploy key capabilities, including rapid data aggregation, analysis, research, collection and engagement of available data to information military operations, per DOD standards. […] More
Cherokee Federal has booked a $49 million firm-fixed-price task order from the U.S. Air Force for technical program support over a five-year period. The Department of Defense said Monday the award is for USAF’s Training Intelligence Plans and Exercise Support Cyber Readiness Operations Weapons and Tactics Network Defensive Operations II, or TRIPLECROWN. Cherokee Nation Strategic […] More
Open source intelligence, or OSINT, refers to publicly or commercially available information, such as news stories, social media content, broadcast television and more. Rapid digitization and technological change has made this type of data more accessible than ever before, and the Intelligence Community intends to take full advantage of what OSINT has to offer. At […] More
Edge Autonomy, an unmanned systems manufacturer, appointed Andy Ward as its new director of business development for the U.S. Army and the Americas. In a LinkedIn post shared Friday, Edge Autonomy said Ward, who was previously with System Dynamics International, will oversee the strategic pursuit and growth of the business development team. As an Edge […] More
Jen Sovada, president of global public sector at SandboxAQ, said the company is using artificial intelligence to discover and develop new compounds and chemistries that could be combined to produce new materials that could support the U.S. Army and other defense and government customers, Federal News Network reported Monday. In an interview with FNN, Sovada, […] More
Ultra Maritime has been awarded a U.S. Navy contract worth $49 million for the low-rate initial production of AN/SSQ-62G Sonobuoys. The firm-fixed-price contract will support the Navy’s annual training, peacetime operations, testing expenditures and inventory maintenance for major combat operations, ultra Maritime said Monday. Ed Cook, vice president and general manager at Ultra Maritime U.S., […] More
