So, Kathy Warden, the big cheese over at Northrop Grumman, recently sat down with CNBC and dropped some knowledge about the company’s cool projects, especially Project Talon. This gig is all about autonomous systems, and it’s a real game-changer in how they deliver military tech. She emphasized that they’re not just about sweet-talking; they’re doing…
Darktrace Federal and Navitas Business Consulting just scored a sweet deal with the State Department. We’re talking about a cool potential $4.8 million contract to roll out some wicked artificial intelligence magic for network detection and response. This isn’t just for show; it’s to bolster the cyber defenses for U.S. diplomats and their gigs in…
So, the U.S. Navy just dropped a whopping $448 million into something called the Shipbuilding Operating System, or Ship OS for short. This isn’t just some fancy tech name; it’s all about cranking up the Navy’s game in the world of AI and autonomy. Basically, they’re trying to get ahead in the tech race, and…
Alpha Omega, the tech whiz from Vienna, Virginia, just tapped Gordon Boozer as their new vice president of cybersecurity. This dude isn’t just some random choice—he’s got a killer resume from his 26 years in federal government roles, like working with the Coast Guard and the State Department. Pretty impressive, right? Now, let’s face it:…
So, here’s the scoop: the Library of Congress is shaking things up and diving headfirst into the tech world to make its IT game stronger and more secure. They’re looking at a big contract that’ll cover everything from operations to maintenance, both in the cloud and on-site. It’s like upgrading your old flip phone to…
So, here’s the deal: the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers down in Galveston just picked 16 companies to snag some serious dough—like a whopping $900 million—for engineering services. Yeah, that’s a lot of bucks! These companies will be fighting for task orders, basically trying to show off their best stuff and win some contracts. Now,…
Amentum just landed a sweet deal with the Defense Information Systems Agency, and it’s all about providing some serious computing power—think scalable Z-Series processor capacity without breaking the bank. The contract, worth a cool $120 million, is like a buffet for computer processing, allowing DISA to grab what they need when they need it. So,…
The Potomac Officers Club, which is a big player in the GovCon scene around Washington, is super excited to announce that Thomas Rondeau, the main guy in charge of FutureG at the Department of War, will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming Defense R&D Summit. Mark your calendars for January 29 at the Hilton…
Government cybersecurity leaders recognize that the traditional password system is a primary vulnerability, necessitating a rapid transition to modern defenses. To shield critical federal networks from persistent phishing attacks, agencies are proactively implementing passwordless authentication. This advanced approach fundamentally changes how users access systems, moving beyond shared secrets that hackers can easily steal. In a…
The U.S. Department of State formally approved the potential Foreign Military Sale (FMS) of 100 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles with Extended Range (JASSM-ER) and related equipment to the Government of Italy. This critical Italy JASSM-ER FMS carries an estimated value of $301 million. The approval strengthens the strategic defense capabilities of a key NATO ally…