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Audit finds contract issues at SPAWAR
An IG audit uncovered various issues, including failure to verify that contractor employees had proper certifications.
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DARPA seeks infrared hyperspectral chem sensors
Systems currently available for chemical weapons detection are typically large and costly, according to DARPA.
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Pentagon audit faults sole-source Air Force IT purchases
The audit examined a sample comprising 58 contracts issued without full and open competition.
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DISA awards $469 million telecom contract
Work on the base contract is scheduled to be completed by June 2018, and then June 2021 if all options are exercised.
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Raytheon wins Navy submarine radio contract
Raytheon will provide 25 Submarine High Data Rate (SubHDR) antenna systems.
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Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
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DARPA seeks advanced underwater communications
Modern comms systems have made wide-band, networked communications real. DARPA wants to extend it undersea.
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Raytheon forms cybersecurity company with partner
Under the $1.9 billion deal, Raytheon will own about an 80 percent stake in the new venture.
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Rockwell Collins to supply radios for Brazilian Air Force
The project calls for Embraer Legacy 500 aircraft to be used for flight inspection and airport calibration missions.
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Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.
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Audit finds contract issues at SPAWAR
An IG audit uncovered various issues, including failure to verify that contractor employees had proper certifications.
-
DARPA seeks infrared hyperspectral chem sensors
Systems currently available for chemical weapons detection are typically large and costly, according to DARPA.
-
Pentagon audit faults sole-source Air Force IT purchases
The audit examined a sample comprising 58 contracts issued without full and open competition.
-
DISA awards $469 million telecom contract
Work on the base contract is scheduled to be completed by June 2018, and then June 2021 if all options are exercised.
-
Raytheon wins Navy submarine radio contract
Raytheon will provide 25 Submarine High Data Rate (SubHDR) antenna systems.
-
Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
-
DARPA seeks advanced underwater communications
Modern comms systems have made wide-band, networked communications real. DARPA wants to extend it undersea.
-
Raytheon forms cybersecurity company with partner
Under the $1.9 billion deal, Raytheon will own about an 80 percent stake in the new venture.
-
Rockwell Collins to supply radios for Brazilian Air Force
The project calls for Embraer Legacy 500 aircraft to be used for flight inspection and airport calibration missions.
-
Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.
-
Audit finds contract issues at SPAWAR
An IG audit uncovered various issues, including failure to verify that contractor employees had proper certifications.
-
DARPA seeks infrared hyperspectral chem sensors
Systems currently available for chemical weapons detection are typically large and costly, according to DARPA.
-
Pentagon audit faults sole-source Air Force IT purchases
The audit examined a sample comprising 58 contracts issued without full and open competition.
-
DISA awards $469 million telecom contract
Work on the base contract is scheduled to be completed by June 2018, and then June 2021 if all options are exercised.
-
Raytheon wins Navy submarine radio contract
Raytheon will provide 25 Submarine High Data Rate (SubHDR) antenna systems.
-
Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
-
DARPA seeks advanced underwater communications
Modern comms systems have made wide-band, networked communications real. DARPA wants to extend it undersea.
-
Raytheon forms cybersecurity company with partner
Under the $1.9 billion deal, Raytheon will own about an 80 percent stake in the new venture.
-
Rockwell Collins to supply radios for Brazilian Air Force
The project calls for Embraer Legacy 500 aircraft to be used for flight inspection and airport calibration missions.
-
Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.



