Dr. Melvin Greer serves as senior fellow and chief strategist for service-oriented architecture and cloud computing at Lockheed Martin, where he brings more than 25 years of experience leading systems and software engineering efforts to the contractor’s advanced technology office. Greer is a principal investigator in advanced research studies, and …
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Lockheed to Deploy Radar Technology for Dubai Airport; Michael Margulis Comment
Lockheed Martin has teamed up with airport systems integrator Bayanat Airports Engineering & Supplies to deploy radar technology designed to collect turbulence data from departing and approaching airplanes at the Dubai International Airport. The Dubai Aviation Engineering Projects purchased the company’s WindTracer light detection and ranging system as part of …
Read More »ManTech to Continue Army ISR Engineering, Integration; Louis Addeo Comments
ManTech International has won a new U.S. Army task order to continue engineering, logistics and business operations support services for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. The company said the $45 million task order contains one base year and one option year. a one year base period and one additional option year. …
Read More »DARPA Looking to Develop Human Illusion Tech
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency requested $4 million for a project to develop human deceptive technologies, Wired reports. DARPA will investigate new technologies that can create illusions on the battlefield. Wired reports DARPA hopes to better understand how the human brain processes sensory inputs and develop auditory and visual …
Read More »Exelis Reports Successful F-16 Electronic Warfare System Install
ITT Exelis installed and tested a pod-mounted, self-defense electronic warfare system on F-16 aircraft operated by an international customer according to a company announcement. The Airborne Integrated Defensive Electronic Warfare System, or AIDEWS, was tested against a wide variety of threats according to the company. “This most recent exercise continues …
Read More »PSC Announces Leadership for 2012
The Professional Service Council PSC announced the members of its Board of Directors and Executive Committee at its annual membership meeting on December 15. PSC is the national trade association of the federal government’s professional and technical services industry, according to the organization’s website. The PSC Board of Directors is …
Read More »SAIC Announces Q3 Results
SAIC’s revenues are up by 4 percent to $2.87 billion, the company announced this week. In addition, operating income has risen 11 percent to $258 million. Some of the high-profile contracts won during the period include a NASA IT deal, IT services for the U.S. Customs and Immigration Service, EPA …
Read More »SAIC Works toward STEM Education for Women
SAIC has donated $25,000 to the Women’s Memorial Foundation, part of the Women In Military Service For American Memorial honoring the 2.5 million women who have served in the armed forces. An addition $10,000 donated by SAIC will support the foundation’s advisory board on STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) …
Read More »Top 9 Strategies to Ensure Company Growth in 2011
It’s never too early to plan ahead. Especially now, as government contractors face an environment that just got a little tougher. Yes, just when your company was beginning to navigate new demands associated with organizational conflict of interest and inherently governmental — plus additional self-reporting rules tied to stimulus projects — …
Read More »SAIC Opens Cyber Center in Maryland
SAIC today announced the grand opening of its Cyber Innovation Center in Columbia, Md., with a ceremony kicked off by Sen. Barbara Mikulski, Gov. Martin O’Malley and SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein and Senior Vice President Larry Cox. “The new CIC at SAIC is a true investment in the future of …
Read More »SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein to Launch Titans Breakfast Series
Walt Havenstein, CEO of SAIC, will kick off the Northern Virginia Technology Council‘s signature Titans Breakfast series for the 2010-2011 year. Havenstein will discuss SAIC’s recent headquarters move to Virginia, as well as its role in federal government contracting. He will also address SAIC’s commitment to promoting science, technology, engineering …
Read More »SAIC’s Walt Havenstein, Mark Sopp Comment on Profit Growth
SAIC Inc.’s fiscal second-quarter profit climbed nearly 54 percent thanks to a refocus on areas such as cybersecurity, energy and health. “We continue to balance our resource allocation among internal growth efforts, merger and acquisition activity, and share buybacks to promote long-term growth and increased shareholder value,” said Walt Havenstein, …
Read More »Wednesday Wins
This week, Northrop Grumman won a deal to support the county sheriff in Idaho; Lockheed Martin nabbed a contract from the Naval Air Systems Command. SAIC was awarded a Basic Ordering Agreement to provide research and development support to the Naval Surface Warfare Center crane division; Boeing subsidiary Tapestry Solutions …
Read More »What James Clapper’s Confirmation Means to Government Contracting
Last week, we reported that retired Air Force Lieutenant General James Clapper was unanimously confirmed by the Senate as America’s new Director of National Intelligence. The question is: what does his confirmation mean to the government contracting community? First of all, Clapper has close ties to the government contracting community. …
Read More »New Structural Changes at SAIC
Science Applications International Corporation yesterday announced structural changes that will direct focus and resources to high-growth areas and provide enterprise-level emphasis on cybersecurity. Charles Koontz, president of the Information Technology and Network Solutions Group, will serve as executive vice president for strategic projects and report directly to Chief Executive Officer …
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