The U.S. Air Force has released a request for information on artificially intelligent technologies capable of providing critical infrastructure security and enabling base defense operations while building off of the service branch's existing facility defense concepts.

LMI has received a one-year contract from the U.S. Marine Corps to continue providing Logistics Command with strategic support that could help enhance the service branch's inventory management. The company will provide software and tools in support of LOGCOM’s mission.

The U.S. Air Force's nuclear weapons center has launched a market research for advanced planning efforts related to intercontinental ballistic missile and sought input from potential sources of technologies for futute reentry vehicles, including radiation hardened electronics. 

American startup Hermeus will turn a 110,000 square-foot facility in Atlanta into an aircraft assembly factory that will accomodate structures testing and light manufacturing operations and will double as the company's headquarters for its hundreds of employees.

Epirus has established an advisory board composed of industry executives who bring experience in national security, technology, communications and health care sectors and who will provide the Los Angeles-based technology company with recommendations on business growth and technology delivery.

REI Systems has secured a software licenses award under the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule contract that allows the company to offer its software-as-a-service product governmentwide. GovGrants is a management software designed by REI to handle customers' full lifecycle grants and loans business processes.

A Carahsoft Technology report shows that customer experience with federal government services has remained the same or has not improved since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic based on a survey participated by 2,312 individuals and conducted by market research firm Merit in October and November 2020.

CloudBees will help the goverment with its adoption of DevSecOps capabilities as part of the U.S. Air Force's Small Business Innovative Research Phase 1 contract award. Michael Wright, director of public sector at CloudBees, said the company's Software Delivery Automation offering is designed to provide the Air Force, Department of Defense and other agencies with assistance in developing and implementing secure software.

General Atomics' electromagnetic systems business will deliver portable molecular diagnostic systems to naval medical research units and partner locations in Peru and Cambodia as part of a contract from the Naval Medical Research Center's Austere environments Consortium for Enhanced Sepsis Outcomes program.

SpaceX completed a high-altitude test flight of a Starship prototype rocket with Serial Number 15 and company CEO Elon Musk announced that the rocket landing went according to plan. The May 5 flight conducted in Boca Chica, Texas marked the first time SpaceX landed a Starship prototype without the test subjects being destroyed by explosion.

Endeavour will provide two early-stage technology accelerators of the U.S. Army and Space Force with mentorship on cash flow, financing options and working capital, and access to Escape Velocity, a custom Accounts Receivable Funding facility.

After a record-shattering turnout of votes and participation from the government contracting (GovCon) community and all-time anticipation, Executive Mosaic is thrilled to announce that Dr. Stacey Dixon, deputy director of the National Geospatial Agency (NGA) has finished in first place in the 2021 Wash100 Vote Standings. 

The board of directors of Triumph Group has elected William Mansfield, chair of its finance committee since July 2020, to replace Ralph Eberhart as lead independent director, effective July 21. Triumph said Monday Mansfield has been serving on its board since November 2012.

The U.S. Army has released a sources sought notice for manufacturing of Apache aircraft's manned-unmanned teaming system as well as data link capability module, radio frequency electronics, upper receiver, air-air-ground antennae and other related subcomponents.

Intel has allocated $3.5 billion in funding to expand its Rio Rancho campus in New Mexico to accommodate production of advanced semiconductor packaging technologies in addition to manufacturing memory storage, embedded multi-die interconnect bridge and silicon photonics technologies currently done at the site.