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    Sigma Defense Secures Spot on $950M Air Force Advanced Battle Management System Contract; Matt Jones Quoted

    Sigma Defense has landed a position on a $950 million multiple-award contract to help the U.S. Air Force develop, test, mature and demonstrate multi-domain warfighting capabilities for the Advanced Battle Management System. The company said Thursday it will bring its expertise in open systems design to enable an integrated command and control system for ground, […] More

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    General Dynamics, Epirus Test Stryker Leonidas Integrated Counter Drone Threat System

    General Dynamics’ land systems division and Epirus have field tested a Stryker ground combat vehicle equipped with a directed energy system and high-power microwave technology. During a demonstration at a U.S. government testing site, the integrated system, dubbed Stryker Leonidas, showcased its ability to disable enemy drones operating individually and in swarms, Epirus said Wednesday. […] More

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    Redhorse to Market GraphAware Analytics Platform to Government, Defense Customers; Vincent Bridgeman Quoted

    Redhorse has entered into a partnership with enterprise analytics provider GraphAware to offer knowledge graph capabilities to national security, defense and intelligence customers. The Arlington, Virginia-headquartered company said it will serve as the exclusive official reseller of GraphAware Hume analytics platform to the U.S. federal government sector. GraphAware Hume works to extract actionable insights from […] More

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    Amazon’s Steve Schmidt on Building Cybersecurity Workforce Through Skills Training, Partnerships

    Steve Schmidt, chief security officer at Amazon, said skills training and partnerships between the public and private sectors play a key role in developing the cybersecurity workforce of the future. In a blog post published Tuesday, Schmidt shared that the company hosted a roundtable discussion with Jen Easterly, director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security […] More

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    BAE Unveils New Electronics Engineering, Manufacturing Facility in Texas

    BAE Systems has expanded its electronics manufacturing capabilities in Texas with the opening of an Austin-located, $150 million facility that provides space for engineering design, laboratory and offices. The company said Tuesday half of the 390,000-square-foot innovation facility will be dedicated to the manufacturing of technologies in areas including autonomy, cyber and sensor. It will […] More

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    Attabotics to Install 3D Robotics System at Marine Corps Smart Warehouse

    KPMG has selected Attabotics, the developer of a 3D robotics system focused on inventory management, to install an automated storage and retrieval system at a U.S. Marine Corps smart warehouse in Albany, Georgia. The KPMG team’s 5G-powered smart warehouse prototype will use the supply chain system to support logistics and inventory management and tracking activities […] More

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    Collins Aerospace, Army Collaborate on Airworthiness Certification Best Practices for Multicore Processors

    U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command has partnered with Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies, to develop best practices and methods for certifying the airworthiness of military avionic systems that use multicore processor architectures. Collins Aerospace said Monday it entered into a cooperative research and development agreement with Army CCDC Aviation and Missile Center […] More

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    Deloitte, IBA Secure $58M in DHA Program Management Support Contract Options

    A contractor team consisting of Deloitte‘s consulting practice and Irving Burton Associates, now part of DLH Holdings, will continue to provide program management services to the Defense Health Agency’s Solution Delivery Division under two one-year contract options worth $58.3 million combined. The awards represent the third option year of the team’s blanket purchase agreements with […] More

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    Enlightenment Capital Pushes Into ID Software Market With Acquisition, Investment

    Enlightenment Capital has launched a new identity software company and invested in a biometric technology developer as part of its effort to establish its presence in the identity management market. The Vienna, Virginia-headquartered private equity firm said Monday Infinite ID will offer fingerprinting and background screening services to federal, state and local government customers. Tom […] More

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    IARPA Picks 4 Teams for Radiation Exposure Detection Research

    The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity has selected four teams for a new program to study low-dose ionizing radiation exposure and develop new methods and technologies for detecting it. Teams led by Arete Associates, Ohio State University, Signature Science and the University of Washington were awarded contracts to research the physical impact of low-dose radiation […] More

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    NASA Taps SpaceX to Study Potential Hubble Telescope Reboost Mission

    NASA has partnered with SpaceX to conduct a study to determine the feasibility of sending a Crew Dragon spacecraft to boost the Hubble Space Telescope into a higher orbit and extend its life. SpaceX signed an unfunded Space Act agreement with the agency to collect technical data from both the telescope and the spacecraft to […] More

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    Northrop Awarded Space Force CubeSat Mission Launch Task Order

    Northrop Grumman has secured a $29.9 million task order under the U.S. Space Force’s Orbital Services Program-4 contract to launch a small satellite mission as part of a Department of Defense initiative. The company will use its Minotaur IV launch vehicle for the Space Test Program-S29A to deliver up to 200 kg of CubeSats to […] More