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SOSi Team to Advise, Assist US Security Cooperation Office in Iraq; Julian Setian Quoted
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General Dynamics to Maintain, Modernize Navy’s Independence-Variant LCS Fleet
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Lockheed Books $86M Services Contract for Navy Hardware, Software Interfaces
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KBR to Provide Support Services for NATO’s Patriot Missiles; Byron Bright Quoted
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Noblis Named to Washington Post’s Top Workplaces List for 2021; Debbie Drake Quoted
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Amentum Lands $97M Support Services Contract for FAA’s William J. Hughes Technical Center
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Excelicon Added to GSA’s $50B 8(a) STARS III Program as Prime Contractor; Tushar Garg Quoted
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LMI Awarded $211M Contract for Army Enterprise Tech Platform Modernization Support; Robert Lech Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, June 22, 2021 — LMI has received a three-year, $211 million contract from the U.S. Army to support the service branch’s modernization of its enterprise resource planning and data systems, GovCon Wire reported June 2. The consultancy will provide program management, business transformation, technical and professional advisory services in support of the […] More
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Boeing, NASA Prepare for Starliner’s Second Uncrewed Test Flight
Boeing and NASA teams started fueling the company’s CST-100 Starliner crew and service modules in preparation for the spacecraft’s second flight test that is scheduled to launch on July 30 from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida aboard the United Launch Alliance-built Atlas V rocket. The Orbital Flight Test-2 mission will allow NASA and […] More
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Intel Creates Government Affairs Advisory Committee; Pat Gelsinger Quoted
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Navy, Boeing Demo MQ-25 Drone’s Aerial Refueling Capability; Leanne Caret Quoted
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Paul Lemmo: CH-53K, Combat Rescue Helicopter Among Sikorsky’s Near-Term Priorities
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Boeing-Saab Team Applies Digital Method to 1st Red Hawk Trainer Splice
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Boeing Receives Initial Redwire Solar Arrays for Space Station
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USAF Demos New Autonomy Core System With Kratos-Made Unmanned Aircraft
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Rocket Lab to Design 2 Spacecraft for ‘ESCAPADE’ Science Mission to Mars
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Boeing, NASA Prepare for Starliner’s Second Uncrewed Test Flight
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Carahsoft to Provide Government Clients With Access to Bentley Systems’ Infrastructure Engineering Software
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Research Proposals Sought for NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts Program’s First Phase
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SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft Carries New Solar Arrays, Science Projects for ISS
