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Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
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Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
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Nuclear command and control program slow to improve
The programs, which GAO has reviewed before, have made some progress toward developing and fielding systems, and meeting previously set goals, they still have some distance to go.
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HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
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Air Force missile warning system to get free upgrade
The fifth and sixth Space Based Infrared System satellites will be based on the modernized A2100 spacecraft.
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Raytheon opens D.C. cyber center
The center, located in Sterling, Virginia, will serve as a demonstration center for government cybersecurity.
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U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
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Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
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CACI gets Navy sensors support contract
The contract calls for CACI to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division’s Electro-Optic Technology Division.
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Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
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Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
-
Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
-
Nuclear command and control program slow to improve
The programs, which GAO has reviewed before, have made some progress toward developing and fielding systems, and meeting previously set goals, they still have some distance to go.
-
HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
-
Air Force missile warning system to get free upgrade
The fifth and sixth Space Based Infrared System satellites will be based on the modernized A2100 spacecraft.
-
Raytheon opens D.C. cyber center
The center, located in Sterling, Virginia, will serve as a demonstration center for government cybersecurity.
-
U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
-
Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
-
CACI gets Navy sensors support contract
The contract calls for CACI to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division’s Electro-Optic Technology Division.
-
Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
-
Sniffing out uranium on the move
The Pentagon wants a sensor that can detect highly enriched uranium from inside a moving vehicle.
-
Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
-
Nuclear command and control program slow to improve
The programs, which GAO has reviewed before, have made some progress toward developing and fielding systems, and meeting previously set goals, they still have some distance to go.
-
HP gets UK GEOINT work
HP and Envitia will collaborate to deliver the first phase of the Defence Geospatial Services (DGS) program.
-
Air Force missile warning system to get free upgrade
The fifth and sixth Space Based Infrared System satellites will be based on the modernized A2100 spacecraft.
-
Raytheon opens D.C. cyber center
The center, located in Sterling, Virginia, will serve as a demonstration center for government cybersecurity.
-
U.S. Navy, Australia award radar contract
Raytheon will provide 46 APY-10 radars to the U.S. Navy, and seven more to Australia.
-
Navy tests maritime aircraft radar
The radar “represents the next generation of maritime patrol and reconnaissance radars,” according to the Navy.
-
CACI gets Navy sensors support contract
The contract calls for CACI to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division’s Electro-Optic Technology Division.
-
Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
