Aperture, an Akima subsidiary, has secured a position on a five-year, $113.8 million contract to support the Naval Information Warfare Center Atlantic's Command Wide 8(a) Programmatic Engineering Logistics Support Incubator program. “We are excited to continue Akima's work with the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command,“ said Duncan Greene, president of Akima's Mission Systems, Engineering & Technology Group.
Read More »Bill Monet, Akima President & CEO, Named to 2021 Wash100 for Winning Valuable Contracts, Driving Revenue
Executive Mosaic is pleased to present Bill Monet, president and CEO of Akima, as a recipient of the 2021 Wash100 Award for driving the company's revenue through major contract wins and executive appointments. This marks Monet's second Wash100 Award. Executive Mosaic congratulates Akima and Bill Monet on his 2021 Wash100 Award.
Read More »Lockheed’s Greg Ulmer: Air Force Could Issue F-35 Logistics, Sustainment Solicitation in Spring
Greg Ulmer, executive vice president of Lockheed Martin's aeronautics business, has said the U.S. Air Force could release a solicitation for logistics and sustainment support for F-35 aircraft this spring, Inside Defense reported Friday.
Read More »Navy-Industry Collaboration Seeks to Transform Naval Supply Chain
Naval Supply Systems Command has selected officers and industry partners to participate in a joint training program designed to help the U.S. Navy's logistics personnel apply commercial practices to supply chain transformation efforts.
Read More »LMI Reports $397M in 2020 Revenue; Doug Wagoner Quoted
LMI recorded $397 million in revenue and $505 million in contract bookings in 2020. “As we continue the journey toward achieving our 2025 strategy, as an organization, we have remained agile to ensure we effectively address our government's most complex challenges, especially during these unprecedented times,“ said Doug Wagoner, president and CEO of LMI and a 2021 Wash100 Award recipient.
Read More »Northrop Inducts CBP Orion Aircraft for Depot Level Maintenance
Northrop Grumman has cleared the first unit under U.S. Customs Border and Protection's 14-aircraft P-3 Orion fleet to undergo depot-level maintenance activities in Lake Charles, Louisiana, over a 10-year period.
Read More »LMI to Extend Air Force Logistics Process Support; Robert Lech Quoted
LMI will continue to help Air Force Materiel Command manage logistics operations using readiness-based sparing tools under a potential five-year, $18M contract. The nonprofit company said Wednesday it will provide administrative, technical, and professional support to the Air Force Sustainment Center's supply chain processes.
Read More »BAE to Help Vertex Aerospace Support Marine Corps' AV-8B Harrier Fleet
BAE Systems has signed a nine-year agreement with Vertex Aerospace to increase the availability of the U.S. Marine Corps' AV-8B Harrier II fleet. "This new contract with Vertex Aerospace ensures we can continue to apply our expertise to support the U.S. Marine Corps in their crucial operations,“ said Tom Fillingham, senior vice president of US Programs at BAE Systems Air.
Read More »Navy Awards Kratos Contract Modification for Aerial Target System Sustainment, Ops
Kratos Defense and Security Solutions will perform engineering and logistics for BQM-177A aerial target systems under a new U.S. Navy-awarded $3.6M contract option that follows the completion of the full rate production effort. Steve Fendley, president of Kratos' unmanned systems division, said in a statement posted Thursday the company has begun operations and sustainment activities for the Navy's sub-sonic aerial target as part of the program's life cycle.
Read More »AAR Lands $148M Follow-On Award for Navy Transport Aircraft Logistics Support; Nick Gross Quoted
AAR has secured a $148 million follow-on indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract to help the Naval Air Systems Command maintain and operate the U.S. Navy's C-40A transport planes. Nick Gross, senior vice president of integrated solutions at AAR, said the award marks the second consecutive for the company to “We are proud to have been selected for the second consecutive time to provide logistics support services to the C-40A fleet.
Read More »Boeing Wins $800M in FMS Contracts for Qatari Air Force Training, Support; Tim Buerk Quoted
Boeing has been awarded three foreign military sales (FMS) contracts, valued at more than $800 million, with the U.S. Air Force for training services and support in the Middle East. “The tailored training and sustainment delivered by our team, coupled with Boeing's platform expertise, allows us to deliver a holistic solution,“ said Tim Buerk, director of Middle East defense services for Boeing.
Read More »Transcom Taps SpaceX, XArc to Help Assess Feasibility of Rocket-Based Cargo Delivery
The U.S. Transportation Command has partnered with SpaceX and San Antonio, Texas-based space architecture company XArc to conduct a research and development effort on the potential use of rockets to rapidly deliver military cargo.
Read More »LMI Gets $50M DoD Logistics Mgmt Support Contract; Stuart Jones Quoted
LMI has been awarded a $50M contract to help the Department of Defense manage various elements of logistics operation associated with both commercial and federal supply chains. The company said Tuesday it will support the transportation, maintenance, supply chain and contingency management aspects of DoD logistics.
Read More »Leidos Names Retired Lt. Gen. Darrell Williams Defense Group Logistics VP; Gerry Fasano Quoted
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Gen. Darrell Williams has joined Leidos as vice president of defense group logistics, the company announced Thursday. He will support the planning, oversight and execution of logistics activities across the group, as well as drive innovation into corporate-wide logistics offerings. Williams most recently served as director of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA).
Read More »Battelle Gets $260M NSF Arctic Research Support Contract; Mike Janus Quoted
Battelle has secured a 10-year, $260 million Research Support and Logistics Services contract from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to provide infrastructure and logistics support to academic researchers conducting NSF-funded studies in Alaska, Greenland, Canada and other Arctic areas, the nonprofit company announced Thursday.
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