Lockheed to upgrade FAA logistics system
Lockheed Martin Corp. will provide the Federal Aviation Administration with a new logistics software system under a five-year contract.
DARPA wants someone to (plug and) play in space
DARPA wants a spacecraft builder to join its System F6 fractionated satellite demonstration to show that a third-party payload can plug into an on-orbit network and share functions across several spacecraft, reports Graham Warwick at Aviation Week’s Ares Blog.
Orbital Sciences wins $95M Navy research deal
Orbital Sciences Corp. will provide a wide range of services to support the development of spacecraft and airborne system prototypes under a new Navy contract.
Harris to supply digital mapping for Navy aircraft
Harris Corp. will provide digital mapping systems for Navy aircraft under a contract worth $6.2 million.
Sensors, training keep Raytheon strong through first quarter
The U.S. military’s desire for more surveillance equipment and new ways to prepare soldiers for war drove positive first-quarter growth at Raytheon Co., reports Christopher Hinton at MarketWatch.
Lockheed captures $435M missile defense system contract
Lockheed Martin Corp. will supply the Army with assistance fielding and maintaining a weapon system designed to defend against short-and-midrange ballistic missiles under a new contract.
L-3 to shield Air Force networks under $152M contract
L-3 Communications Corp. will assist the Air Forces Central Command in protecting the security of its network operations under a five-year contract.
General Dynamics to assist Interior with resource management
General Dynamics Corp. will furnish a variety of information management services to the Interior Department under a task order potentially worth $10.5 million over five years.
Lockheed to keep Marine Corps communications humming
Lockheed Martin will furnish logistics support services to two Marine Corps Systems Command program offices under a task order potentially worth $30 million.
General Dynamics names Helm to oversee strategic planning
Northrop Grumman executive Robert Helm will join General Dynamics on May 3 as senior vice president of planning and development.
Boeing tackles software support for soldier radios
Boeing Co. will furnish software support for the military’s next-generation network of tactical radios under a contract potentially worth $54.9 million over five years.
L-3 to deliver counter-terrorism support services
A unit of L-3 Communications Corp. will furnish products and technical services to enhance federal information technology counter-terrorism capabilities under a five-year Navy contract.
Lockheed gets $424M bump on missile defense work
Lockheed Martin Corp. has won a large contract modification from the Defense Department to continue building a key component of the nation’s ballistic missile defense system.
CACI to assist Army with battle command training
CACI International Inc. will assist the Army with its efforts to train battle command staff under an $8.7 million contract.
SAIC to help Navy stay atop weapons repair
Science Applications International Corp. will assist the Navy in maintaining the inventory of spare parts necessary to keep aircraft, submarine and surface ship weapons systems ready for combat under a new contract.
Booz Allen to help Air Force boost cyber capabilities
Booz Allen and Hamilton Inc. has won a pair of contracts that total approximately $34.2 million to help the Air Force strengthen its cyber defense capabilities, the Defense Department has announced.
Stanley wins $126M contract to keep Army equipment at the ready
Stanley Inc. will help the Army manage its equipment inventory under a three-year, $126 million contract.
Ocean Systems Engineering to boost Marine Corps communications
Ocean System Engineering Corp. will provide a wide variety of services and support related to networking and satellite communications to the Marine Corps under a one-year, $13.1 million task order.
SAIC to help Navy develop key information systems
Science Applications International Corp. will furnish technical and engineering support services to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific under a contract with a potential value of $63 million.
Cyber Command hits speed bump
The Senate Armed Services Committee this month put the brakes on the creation of the U.S. Cyber Command, requesting more information on its relationship with the National Security Agency, reports Bill Gertz at Washington Times.
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