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Charles River Analytics Secures Air Force Funding for Space Situational Awareness Tech Dev’t
The U.S. Air Force has issued funds to help Charles River Analytics develop an augmented reality tool that will work to improve users’ situational awareness capabilities concerning space-based assets.
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SpaceX Reports Over $1B in Financing in Six Months
SpaceX has stated in regulatory filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that its capital increased by more than $1B over the past six months, Reuters reported Friday.
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CI Security Adds Funds to Cybersecurity Service Investment
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CI Security is adding $9.6M to its invesment in cybersecurity for healthcare and government services, raising the total amount to more than $16M. The investment supports the development of CI Security's Critical Insight Managed Detection and Response service that works to detect and address breaches and threats 24 hours a day, the company said Monday.
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RackTop Systems Expects Latest Funding Round to Drive Sales, Product Expansion
Fulton, Md.-based data storage provider RackTop Systems has secured $15M in its latest funding round aimed at supporting the company’s near-term sales channel and product development expansion.
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David Berteau, CEO of Professional Services Council, Selected to 2019 Wash100 for US Government Procurement, Funding Push
Executive Mosaic is pleased to introduce David Berteau, CEO of the Professional Services Council, as an inductee into the 2019 Wash100 — Executive Mosaic’s annual selection of the most influential voices in the government contracting arena — for leading the efforts to improve the government’s procurement and funding issues. This marks the second Wash100 award for Berteau in the last three years. Â
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Jacobs’ Steven Demetriou on State, Local Infrastructure Funding, Corporate Priorities
Steven Demetriou, chairman and CEO of Jacobs Engineering Group, told Bloomberg in a video interview aired Thursday that he sees robust funding of state and local government agencies for infrastructure. He said most of the new governors prioritize infrastructure and funding has been unleashed across several areas such as transportation, airports, water and railways.
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Technica Aims to Help Army Process Battlefield Data With AI Tech
The U.S. Army Research Laboratory has partnered with Technica to develop a system that would use artificial intelligence algorithms to collect data from multiple devices and allow soldiers to exchange information in areas where connectivity is limited, Nextgov reported Friday.
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Raytheon to Fund Habitat for Humanity Construction of Veteran’s Home; Dave Wajsgras Comments
Raytheon will contribute $100,000 and employee volunteers to Habitat for Humanity’s branch in Washington to support the construction of a home for a veteran and his or her family. The company said Tuesday DC Habitat will select the homeowners of the house to be built in the southeast neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Dave Wajsgras, president of Raytheon’s intelligence, information […] More
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NIST to Back 12 Manufacturing Partnership Centers in US, Puerto Rico
The National Institute of Standards and Technology will obligate $36 million in annual funds to 12 organizations to run Manufacturing Extension Partnership centers that will support small- and medium-sized manufacturers. NIST said Thursday the organizations will operate the MEP facilities in Alabama, Arkansas, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Utah, Vermont and Puerto Rico under cooperative agreements that […] More
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NASA Selects 8 Universities to Participate in Small Spacecraft Projects
NASA has chosen eight university teams to work with the agency’s engineers and scientists on two-year projects to develop new small spacecraft technologies. The space agency said Saturday these collaborations aim to create small, lightweight spacecraft that could support science, exploration and space operations. NASA chose from a variety of submitted proposals on enhanced power generation and […] More
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DHS Seeks Academic Institution to Lead New CoE for Homeland Security Quantitative Analysis
The Department of Homeland Security plans to provide $40 million in funds to an institution that will lead a new center of excellence for homeland security quantitative analysis. DHS said Monday the funds will cover 10 years of CoE operations under a cooperative agreement with the lead institution. The department added it also seeks potential partners from academia, industry, federally funded research […] More