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Modernization in government has shifted from being aspirational to critical for national readiness, according to an article penned by LMI executives Brian Tonge, platform delivery and digital engineering vice president, and Keith Rodgers, senior vice president of digital, analytic and systems solutions. Posted on the LMI website, the article identifies myths that slow down modernization […] More
Cubic DTECH has deployed its new mobile data centers, or MDCs, in support of an unspecified national security program. Cubic said Monday that the MDCs offer artificial intelligence, autonomy and cloud computing services through the DTECH Fusion edge high-performance compute, also known as eHPC, to support critical missions. What Advantages Do Cubic DTECH’s MDCs Offer? […] More
Aquia Nava II, a joint venture between Aquia and Nava Public Benefit Corp., has secured a three-year, $2.6 million contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Artificial Intelligence Institute, or NAII, to provide technical management and support for artificial intelligence-enabled initiatives aimed at enhancing the veteran healthcare system. Don’t miss the Potomac Officers Club’s 2025 Healthcare Summit […] More
SAIC has secured a $242 million follow-on contract to continue operating, maintaining and upgrading the U.S. Navy’s Propulsion Test Facility in Newport, Rhode Island, the service’s principal land-based complex for undersea weapons propulsion testing. What Work Will SAIC Perform Under the NUWC Contract? SAIC said the five-year award from the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division […] More
The U.S. Army’s plan to rapidly scale domestic drone manufacturing under the SkyFoundry initiative risks significant compromise due to insufficient cybersecurity for the operational technology that powers the production lines, said Jen Sovada, general manager of public sector at Claroty, in an opinion piece published on RealClearDefense. Sovada, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel and […] More
Nokia is investing $4 billion to enhance its research, development and manufacturing capabilities in the U.S. Of the total amount, $3.5 billion will go to R&D that aims to advance next-generation connectivity and artificial intelligence, while the remaining $500 million will go to capital expenditures for R&D and manufacturing in various U.S. states, Nokia said […] More
NASA has awarded two firm-fixed-price contracts with a combined value of $147.2 million to supply nearly 37 million pounds of liquid hydrogen across its research and launch facilities, securing long-term access to a critical cryogenic fuel used in spaceflight and aeronautics programs. Which Companies Will Supply the Liquid Hydrogen to NASA? The agency said it […] More
Carahsoft Technology has partnered with AccuKnox to deliver its zero trust security platform to the public sector. Join leading cyber officials at the Potomac Officers Club’s 2026 Cyber Summit on May 21 to learn more about zero trust compliance and other strategies to protect government systems from cyber threats. Register now to be part of this important […] More
IBM and Cisco are developing quantum hardware and software that can link large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computers and address foundational challenges for a future quantum computing internet. How Will the IBM-Cisco Partnership Advance Quantum Computing? The companies said Thursday that by 2030 they plan to demonstrate a proof-of-concept network connecting multiple large-scale quantum computers to run […] More
HII‘s Ingalls Shipbuilding division has finished conducting the final sea trials for the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer USS Ted Stevens (DDG 128). What Was the Purpose of the Sea Trials? The Pascagoula, Mississippi-based company said Friday the completion of the tests validates the warship’s capabilities, particularly its performance and systems, before it is officially […] More
Who Is Scott Ostrowski? Scott Ostrowski is the vice president of CTO operations at Peraton, where he leads execution of the chief technology officer’s strategy and oversees Peraton’s research and development and technology transfer investments. He manages Peraton Labs and a $235 million portfolio supporting advanced innovation across the company. Ostrowski brings nearly 25 years of […] More
The government arm of cybersecurity asset management firm Axonius has named Melinda Rogers, former chief information officer at the Department of Justice, to the board of directors and appointed current board member Robert Skinner as chairman. Axonius said Tuesday Skinner, a three-time Wash100 awardee, will succeed Ray Johnson as board chairman of Axonius Federal Systems. […] More
