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BAE to Put Traveler Pods on UAV

The U.S. Army has awarded BAE Systems a $12,290,244 contract for T-Pod systems on the MQ-1 C Grey Eagle unmanned aerial vehicle, the Pentagon announced Thursday. According to a post on FedBizOpps, the T-Pod system gives users both situational awareness and the ability to map emitters. Work will be performed in Nashua, N.H., and is [...]

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STG to Perform IT Services for Army Research Lab

The U.S. Army has awarded STG Inc. a $8,202,526 contract to provide information technology services for installation support at the Army Research Laboratory, the Pentagon announced Thursday. Work will be performed in Maryland and North Carolina and is expected to be completed by June 30, 2012.

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Dell Placing Customer Business Segments Under One Roof, Public Enterprise Included

Dell will operate all of its customer business segments, including those for public and large enterprises, under one organization as of Feb. 4, 2012, the company announced Friday. Steve Felice will lead this organization as its president and chief commercial officer. Felice will oversee all of Dell’s customer business segments including public and large enterprise, [...]

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BAE Wins Portion of $485M Lockheed F-35 Contract

BAE Systems will develop parts in Nashua, N.H. for Lockheed Martin‘s F-35 Joint Strike Fighter under a multi-million dollar award contract, as reported by the New Hampshire Union Leader. Lockheed was recently awarded a $485 million contract to develop the F-35 and parts for the aircraft are made in New Hampshire. The contract reserves 8 [...]

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Harris’ Air Force Hardware Support to Include Engineering, Configuration

The U.S. Air Force Materiel Command has awarded Harris Corp. a $6.8 million contract to deliver integration and maintenance support for the Air Force’s network hardware, Harris announced Thursday. Harris said its work will include: managing technical publications response center support and on-site system support system engineering and software configuration The Harris team includes subcontractor [...]

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Cubic to Research, Write Papers for Army’s Future Study Plan

Cubic Corp.’s mission support services subsidiary Cubic Applications Inc. will help the U.S. Army execute and balance the Army’s future study plan under a three-year contract announced Thursday. Under the $13.6 million contract, Cubic will work with the Army’s training and doctrine command to frame issues for force development and identify solution strategies for operations. The company [...]

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Raytheon, Thales Delivering Next-Generation Desktop to Australian Military

Raytheon subsidiary Trusted Computer Solutions and Thales Australia are partnering to deliver a next-generation desktop to Australia’s military, Raytheon announced Thursday. Raytheon said the desktop is intended to generate savings by supplying simpler and less expensive desktop environments. Raytheon also said users will be able to access the military’s restricted and secret networks simultaneously and [...]

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