Textron Systems has delivered an automatic rifle prototype to the U.S. Army for an initial demonstration under the military service’s Next Generation Squad Weapon-Technology program.
Booz Allen Hamilton has partnered with Purdue University to develop methods to help the U.S. government thwart cyber attacks and address other national security challenges.
The Defense Information Systems Agency is seeking a contractor that could provide information technology support for the U.S. Navy’s submarine maintenance engineering, planning and procurement activity at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has tapped Praxis to oversee mission planning for the Robotic Servicing for Geosynchronous Satellites program following Maxar Technologies’ departure from the effort in January, Space News reported Sunday.
Spire Global has been chosen to provide hosted payload services to support KeyW’s efforts to demonstrate space-based technology platforms and deploy constellations.
Science Applications International Corp. has established a new office in Austin, Texas, as part of efforts to accelerate the delivery of emerging technology platforms designed to help customers address complex challenges.
Jason Langone, senior director for worldwide sales of internet of things and artificial intelligence at Nutanix, has said that agencies and technology developers should consider sensor data encryption, bandwidth, connectivity and other factors when implementing an IoT edge computing framework, Federal News Network reported Wednesday.
Verizon has selected five companies to participate in an innovation incubator program that seeks to build, test and refine wireless devices for use in public safety communications.
Accenture Federal Services plans to hire 500 new employees over the next four years to expand operations of its Advanced Technology Center in San Antonio, Texas.
Rolls-Royce has unveiled plans to compete for a potential $1B contract to manufacture 650 engines for the U.S. Air Force's B-52 bombers, IndyStar reported Monday.
Hughes Network Systems has demonstrated a new artificial intelligence-based enterprise management and control tool that supports interoperability between different satellite communications, National Defense Magazine reported Monday.