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Lockheed to Help Sciaky Adance Govt. Contracting Offerings, Tom Simmons Comments

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Lockheed Martin announced Friday it has taken Sciaky, Inc. under its wing in part of the Defense Department’s mentor protege program. Tom Simmons, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Co. vice president of supply chain management said through the mentoring program Lockheed will guide Sciakay through the development of its electron beam direct manufacturing capability, which will eventually [...]

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Executive Spotlight: Rick Lober, Hughes Defense and Intelligence Systems VP

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Rick Lober is vice president and general manager for defense and intelligence systems at Hughes Network Systems, where he applies the company’s satellite communications and technologies to the defense and intelligence communities. The 25-year industry veteran oversees how the company applies satellite communications on-the-move for both ground based an airborne platforms. He recently caught up [...]

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ICF to Continue Cyber Support at Army Research Lab

The U.S. Army has awarded ICF Jacob & Sandstorm Inc. a $9,166,600 contract modification to continue providing network defense and cyber security services for Army Research Laboratory scientists and engineers. The modification extends a previous contract that expired on Dec. 31 and raises the contract’s total ceiling value to $52,275,926.64, according to a post on [...]

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CGI Launching Defense, Intelligence Unit in Canada

CGI is launching a Canadian defense, public safety and intelligence unit based on similar efforts in the U.S. With more than 7,500 specialists around the world, CGI will offer services such as advanced analytics, biometrics and cybersecurity, operational logistics, systems engineering and training. The new business unit will be based in Ottawa and will serve [...]

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Executive Spotlight: Steve Stratton of QinetiQ North America

QinetiQ North America is more than the “robot company,” Steve Stratton, vice president for business development there, says. For a billion-dollar government-contracting giant, its mentality is that of a “nimble start-up,” with competencies in survivability products, service-oriented architecture and cybersecurity, he explains. And, as the nation and the industry rebound from an uncertain economic climate, [...]

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SRA’s Stan Sloane: US needs cyber coordinator now

CYBERSECURITY | The other day, industry experts weighed in here about the consequences of the White House delaying announcement of the cyber security coordinator. Some, like Amit Yoran, have argued that it’s best the White House take its time. (“Speed of search is a factor, but much less so in the long run …” said [...]

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Bill Chaplin of EDS: The military and web 2.0 — what’s next

WEB 2.0 & MILITARY | Recently, we all heard the US Marine Corps banned the use of Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace for its active soldiers. So far, the reaction is mixed. “Banning such innovation seems like an archaic, knee-jerk response and I imagine in the not-to-distant future the militaries of [a] country like the US [...]

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