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Vencore Inc. has received the Cogswell award from the Defense Security Service for the company’s security program implemented in a Cleveland-based facility. DSS Director Stan Sims will present the 2015 James S. Cogswell Outstanding Industrial Security Achievement Award to Vencore at a seminar on May 24 in Nevada, the company said Wednesday. “This award is […] More
BAE Systems‘ U.S. subsidiary has wrapped up a 12-month bridge program with $11 million in fundsg to further the development of the U.S. Army’s countermeasure program. The Common Infrared Countermeasure System is a modular laser-based technology intended to protect Army aircraft from infrared guided missiles, BAE Systems Inc. said Wednesday. Terry Crimmins, vice president and general manager […] More
Lockheed Martin has chosen Saft to provide Li-ion battery systems for the production phase of the U.S. Army‘s Joint Light Tactical Vehicles program. Saft said Tuesday it will continue as Lockheed’s JLTV battery supplier following previous agreements to provide batteries for the program’s engineering and manufacturing development phase and production readiness review. “This partnership represents the growing adoption of lithium-ion battery technology […] More
Biff Lyons oversees the national security division of Parsons Corp.’s government services segment in his senior vice president role at the Pasadena, Calif.-headquartered engineering contractor. Lyons joined Parsons in 2011 upon that company’s acquisition of SPARTA, where he held a 13-year career in roles such as VP and operations manager of advanced systems technology operation, as well […] More
A BAE Systems and Iveco Defence alliance is bidding on a contract to build an amphibious combat vehicle for the U.S. Marine Corps. The team offered the military service an ACV platform that has undergone mobility tests and performed amphibious operations, BAE said Tuesday. USMC could award up to two contracts for the engineering, manufacturing […] More
Vion will compete as the only small business original equipment manufacturer awardee on a 10-year, $20 billion governmentwide acquisition contract for information technology products and services awarded by a National Institutes of Health office. The company said Thursday it will offer cloud and other IT products and services in the areas of health and life sciences via the Chief Information Officer – Commodities […] More
Versar has secured a $1.2 million task order to provide performance management planning and technical support services for five U.S. Army Corps of Engineers facilities under a firm-fixed-price contract with Health Facility Solutions Co. Versar will carry out work for USACE Louisville District at Fort Belvoir in Virginia, Moffett Federal Airfield in California, Fort McCoy in Wisconsin, Fort […] More
FireEye Inc. has partnered with property and casualty insurer ACE Group to jointly evaluate the threat exposure of customers in order to help organizations mitigate cyber risks. FireEye and ACE will combine their technical knowledge bases for insurance providers to view the cybersecurity readiness of customers and adjust cyber insurance based on their risk profile, FireEye said […] More
Peter Romness, cybersecurity programs lead at Cisco‘s U.S. public sector business, has warned that Internet of Everything technology could present cybersecurity risks for government organizations, he wrote in a Federal Times article published Monday. Romness said agencies need to adopt tools that would secure both their operational technology and information technology networks in a connected […] More
Bechtel has resumed construction work for two natural gas liquefaction trains at the Corpus Christi liquefaction site in Texas. The Corpus Christi liquefaction project is a collaboration between Bechtel and Cheniere Energy, Bechtel said Monday. Charif Souki, chairman and CEO of Cheniere, said the first liquid natural gas export facility at Sabine Pass from Train […] More
Science Applications International Corp. will provide systems and computer support services for the Army Research, Development and Engineering Command under a $17.4 million modification to a foreign military sales contract. The Defense Department said Tuesday SAIC will perform contract work at Redstone Arsenal through Feb. 20, 2017. Contract work will occur in the following countries: Afghanistan Australia Bahrain Central African Republic […] More
A subsidiary of Cubic Corp. has won a $1.25 million follow-on order from the U.S. Army’s Program Executive Office for Simulation Training and Instrumentation to provide the Lebanese armed forces with the company’s virtual skills training system. Cubic Global Defense will deliver additional maintenance tools, shelters and logistics support services associated with its Engagement Skills […] More
