L-3 unit wins B-2 training deal
L-3 Communications Corp. has won an Air Force contract to assist with aircrew training for the B-2 stealth aircraft.
GAO: Costs, delays seen in weapons programs
A recent Government Accountability Office report reveals continuing high development costs and delays in many of the DOD’s major programs.
Lockheed, Verizon are month's heavy hitters
Billions in military contracts were awarded during the past month.
Telos wins Air Force security work
The contractor will provide training and software licenses for application-level security
DRC to continue logistics assistance to Air Force center
Dynamics Research Corp. will provide continuing logistics support to the Air Force under a five-year task order worth $3.7 million.
Air Force wants combat ID technologies
The service is looking for technology concepts that will improve its ability to identify threats in the battlespace.
ICF gets Air Force training subcontract
ICF will help support an Air Force training program as a subcontractor to Science Applications International Corp.
Jacobs to assist Air Force with sensor technology evaluations
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. will help the Air Force test and evaluate its sensor technologies under an eight-year contract that has a potential value of $19.7 million.
Northrop wins Air Force education services deal
Northrop Grumman Corp. will provide information technology and management consulting services at the Spaatz Center Research Centers at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.
Contract watch
In past weeks, a $2 billion project derailed, a $1 billion project continued, and federal spending analysts are looking a bit prescient.
Boeing wins extension on TSAT contract
Satellite technology will provide Internet–like connectivity for airborne vehicles, company says.
DOD 2009 IT budget to rise modest 3 percent
The Defense Department’s fiscal 2009 information technology budget request of $33 billion represents a 3 percent increase over DOD’s enacted fiscal 2008 IT budget.
GDIT helps Air Force design green propulsion systems
General Dynamics Information Technology has won a new contract to assist the Air Force in developing environmentally friendly propulsion systems.
Air Force trims communications satellite system
The Air Force has significantly cut back its Transformational Communication Satellite program and delayed the launch of the first satellite.
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Alion offers operational support to Air Force
Alion Science and Technology will help the Air Force create a continuity of operations system under a new contract.
Boeing wins C-17 Globemaster support work
The company will continue to provide logistics support for the C-17 Globemaster aircraft.
Harris taps Meyerrose to lead new unit
Former federal CIO Dale Meyerrose is joining Harris Corp. to lead development of the federal contractor’s newly created cybersecurity and information assurance business unit.
L-3 gets Air Force F-16 training deal
L-3 Communications Corp. will provide F-16 training simulators to the Air Force under a contract potentially worth $68.2 million.
Alion to review Air Force inspection programs
Alion Science and Technology will assess the Air Force’s aircraft inspection programs under a one-year, $1.057 million contract
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