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Stephen Steg Appointed as Chief Exec of Raytheon’s Blue Canyon Subsidiary; Roy Azevedo Quoted
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Microsoft Announces Space ISAC Membership, Participation in Threat Intell Exchanges
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PavCon, AWS Team Up on Air Force’s AI-Based Predictive Maintenance Tool
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Raytheon Businesses Working on Aircraft Engine Thermal Management Tech; Bill Dolan Quoted
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Former HHS Official Jose Arrieta Joins Mid-Tier Advocacy’s Board; Tonya Saunders Quoted
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Hilton Software to Continue Mobile Tech, Data Development for NGA; Hilton Goldstein Quoted
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Northrop Puts Digital Wideband AESA Sensor Through Follow-On Flight Test
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PAE to Help USAID Enhance Agricultural Infrastructure of Bangladesh; Charles Peiffer Quoted
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NASA Taps CeleraPro to Provide Administrative Support at Marshall Center, Michoud Facility
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Northrop CEO Kathy Warden: US Should Increase Investments in Advanced Computing
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Navy Names 6 Contractors for Facility Support Work Within NAVFAC Washington Area
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Australian Defense Department Receives Maxar 3D Data Suite, Satellite Imagery; Tony Frazier Quoted
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Executive Spotlight: Steven Bilby, President of Cherokee Federal
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Executive Spotlight: Constellis CEO Terry Ryan
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Executive Spotlight: CGI Federal President Stephanie Mango
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Executive Spotlight: Robert Silverman, EVP at Booz Allen Hamilton
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Executive Spotlight: Frank Sturek, Chief Development Officer at SkyePoint Decisions
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Executive Spotlight: Unanet CEO Craig Halliday Discusses ERP Tech Advancements; Benefits for GovCon Sector
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Executive Spotlight: Gabe Camarillo, SVP of Army Business Unit for SAIC
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Stephen Steg Appointed as Chief Exec of Raytheon’s Blue Canyon Subsidiary; Roy Azevedo Quoted
TYSONS CORNER, VA, June 24, 2021 — Blue Canyon Technologies, a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies, has promoted Stephen Steg to the role of CEO of the small satellite and mission services provider, replacing George Stafford, GovCon Wire reported June 9. “His expertise in the business of small-satellite systems and technologies will be invaluable to 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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Lockheed to Develop Aeroshell for NASA’s Mars Sample Retrieval Spacecraft
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NASA Details Need for Lab Support Services, Operations for Kennedy Space Center
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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
