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Shh. Air Force wants quiet UAVs
Boston Engineering has been awarded a $150,000 Air Force contract to improve UAV motor controls.
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Second Australian company picked as Triton parts supplier
Northrop Grumman Corporation has selected a second Australian company to supply parts for the MQ-4C Triton, which is being purchased by both the U.S. Navy and Australia.
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Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
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Raytheon tests Navy’s Next Generation Jammer
Tests focused on the EIRP capability, which allows the jammer to affect multiple targets simultaneously.
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U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
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NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
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AeroVironment snags $47.1M UAS sustainment contracts
AeroVironment will sustain the hand-launched Puma and Raven unmanned systems.
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Northrop Grumman wins bomb-disposal robot contract
The company will integrate systems for the Advanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotic System Increment 1.
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Serco wins $46M Navy logistics IT contract
Serco will provide software development, network engineering, cybersecurity and other services to NAVSUP OIS.
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US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
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Shh. Air Force wants quiet UAVs
Boston Engineering has been awarded a $150,000 Air Force contract to improve UAV motor controls.
-
Second Australian company picked as Triton parts supplier
Northrop Grumman Corporation has selected a second Australian company to supply parts for the MQ-4C Triton, which is being purchased by both the U.S. Navy and Australia.
-
Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
-
Raytheon tests Navy’s Next Generation Jammer
Tests focused on the EIRP capability, which allows the jammer to affect multiple targets simultaneously.
-
U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
-
NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
-
AeroVironment snags $47.1M UAS sustainment contracts
AeroVironment will sustain the hand-launched Puma and Raven unmanned systems.
-
Northrop Grumman wins bomb-disposal robot contract
The company will integrate systems for the Advanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotic System Increment 1.
-
Serco wins $46M Navy logistics IT contract
Serco will provide software development, network engineering, cybersecurity and other services to NAVSUP OIS.
-
US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
-
Shh. Air Force wants quiet UAVs
Boston Engineering has been awarded a $150,000 Air Force contract to improve UAV motor controls.
-
Second Australian company picked as Triton parts supplier
Northrop Grumman Corporation has selected a second Australian company to supply parts for the MQ-4C Triton, which is being purchased by both the U.S. Navy and Australia.
-
Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
-
Raytheon tests Navy’s Next Generation Jammer
Tests focused on the EIRP capability, which allows the jammer to affect multiple targets simultaneously.
-
U.S. awards $133M ID protection contract for OPM breach victims
Identity Theft Guard Solutions will credit and identity theft monitoring to 21.5 million people affected by the breach.
-
NSA certifies ViaSat security-on-a-chip system
The off-the-shelf tech is certified for voice and data up to the top secret level for MIDS-LVT on a Link 16 network.
-
AeroVironment snags $47.1M UAS sustainment contracts
AeroVironment will sustain the hand-launched Puma and Raven unmanned systems.
-
Northrop Grumman wins bomb-disposal robot contract
The company will integrate systems for the Advanced Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robotic System Increment 1.
-
Serco wins $46M Navy logistics IT contract
Serco will provide software development, network engineering, cybersecurity and other services to NAVSUP OIS.
-
US, Australia spend $1.5B on more Poseidons
Boeing will supply the U.S. Navy with nine aircraft, bringing the service’s total orders to 62.
