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The U.S. Army has selected a team of General Atomics‘ electromagnetics systems business and Boeing to develop and demonstrate a 300 kilowatt-class laser prototype with beam control technology. General Atomics said Monday the partnership will aim to demonstrate the Distributed Gain High Energy Laser Weapon System with a Boeing-made beam director and software designed to […] More
Unisys has released a hybrid workplace security-focused study that shows increased internet security concerns and lack of cybersecurity threat awareness among Americans as well as more cases of employees leveraging software not authorized for work and bypassing security processes of their companies. The company said Tuesday it surveyed 1,000 consumers in the U.S. and 10,000 […] More
ABL Space Systems plans to use the $200 million fresh capital it raised in a Series B financing round to scale the manufacturing of its R1 rocket and support research and development of future low-cost launch vehicles and systems. The El Segundo, California-based rocket builder said Monday its existing investor syndicate led and joined the […] More
Northrop Grumman‘s aerospace systems business has secured a $50.9 million contract modification from the U.S. Air Force to repair 36 critical common items in support of its RQ-4 Global Hawk and MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft systems. The company will provide repair services for multiple sensor packages, air vehicles, launch and recovery elements and mission control […] More
ExecutiveBiz Events hosted its Supply Chain Cybersecurity: Revelations and Innovations Forum on Tuesday, during which notable cybersecurity experts gathered to dissect the historic 2020 Solarwinds attack and share key industry insights on the current preventative measures, strategic priorities and remaining cybersecurity threats that are influencing critical supply chain operations across commercial and government organizations. Wash100 Award […] More
Maximus announced on Tuesday that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) awarded a ten-year, $323 million contract, under the SEC OneIT IDIQ, to expand the SEC’s Enterprise EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval) System Support Services to encompass the entire EDGAR system. “This contract with the SEC is further validation of the work that has […] More
Michael Conlin, chief technology officer of Definitive Logic and 2020 Wash100 Award recipient, recently spoke with ExecutiveBiz for his first Executive Spotlight interview regarding his first year in his role with Definitive Logic and the impact his leadership has had on the company’s growth as well as the challenges of cloud adoption for federal agencies, brushing through the […] More
The Missile Defense Agency seeks market information focused on data strategy and software development and in support of its plans to recompete a contract for data center services. MDA said Thursday in a SAM.gov notice it wants to virtually conduct one-on-one presentations with defense companies interested in servicing the Missile Defense Data Center. The agency […] More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has begun to seek information on companies, universities, nonprofit research institutions and other organizations with the capability to apply machine learning and artificial intelligence to radio frequency signals. DARPA’s Microsystems Technology Office is asking interested stakeholders to state their prior experience in RF ML research and development initiatives, including […] More
The U.S. Coast Guard has accepted delivery of Bollinger Shipyards’ 46th Sentinel-class fast response cutter that will operate under Patrol Forces Southwest Asia and replace 30-year old patrol boats made by the same company. USCGC John Scheuerman arrived in Key West, Florida, almost a week earlier than originally scheduled, Bollinger said Thursday. Six cutters, including […] More
Carrie Supko, a former business development executive at Peraton, was appointed as vice president of federal services at Allyon, an information technology and health care small business. The new VP will lead Allyon’s growth efforts and partnership initiatives to address the needs of the Department of Defense, U.S. intelligence agencies and other clients within the […] More
Johns Hopkins University’s Applied Physics Laboratory has opened a new research facility at its campus in Laurel, Maryland, in an effort to further enable collaboration between its analysts and internal and external partners. The new Building 201 has 263,000 square feet of space and features a flexible and reconfigurable floor plan for meeting changing research […] More
