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Lumen starts on $1.5B network contract after Verizon protest dropped
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
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Drone-killing ‘Vampires’ due in Ukraine next year, Pentagon says
The U.S. is aiming to send Ukraine the “Vampire” counter-drone system by mid-2023, with a contract award expected within months, a Pentagon spokesman said.
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Space Force’s Calvelli issues acquisition ‘guideposts’
The memo, obtained by C4ISRNET, highlights nine acquisition tenets aimed at fielding space capabilities on faster timelines.
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White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
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US tech companies in China may soon be forced to ‘choose a flag’
Amazon, Facebook, IBM and other companies with U.S. military ties have expanded their businesses in China.
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US Air Force launches Autonomy Prime program in hunt for new tech
Unlike traditional acquisition, Prime contracts seek companies outside of the established defense industrial base to find out what they’re working on.
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US military conducting onsite weapons inspections in Ukraine
The effort is part of a broader U.S. campaign by the State Department to make sure weapons don’t end up in Russian hands.
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US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
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Pentagon seeks additive manufacturing to spur hypersonic development
The Growing Additive Manufacturing Maturity for Airbreathing Hypersonics, or GAMMA-H, initiative targets materials and processes.
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Labor shortage pinching aerospace, defense sectors
Study found 70% of companies in the aerospace and defense sector saw increased turnover in the last 12 months.
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Lumen starts on $1.5B network contract after Verizon protest dropped
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
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Drone-killing ‘Vampires’ due in Ukraine next year, Pentagon says
The U.S. is aiming to send Ukraine the “Vampire” counter-drone system by mid-2023, with a contract award expected within months, a Pentagon spokesman said.
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Space Force’s Calvelli issues acquisition ‘guideposts’
The memo, obtained by C4ISRNET, highlights nine acquisition tenets aimed at fielding space capabilities on faster timelines.
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White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
-
US tech companies in China may soon be forced to ‘choose a flag’
Amazon, Facebook, IBM and other companies with U.S. military ties have expanded their businesses in China.
-
US Air Force launches Autonomy Prime program in hunt for new tech
Unlike traditional acquisition, Prime contracts seek companies outside of the established defense industrial base to find out what they’re working on.
-
US military conducting onsite weapons inspections in Ukraine
The effort is part of a broader U.S. campaign by the State Department to make sure weapons don’t end up in Russian hands.
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US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
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Pentagon seeks additive manufacturing to spur hypersonic development
The Growing Additive Manufacturing Maturity for Airbreathing Hypersonics, or GAMMA-H, initiative targets materials and processes.
-
Labor shortage pinching aerospace, defense sectors
Study found 70% of companies in the aerospace and defense sector saw increased turnover in the last 12 months.
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Lumen starts on $1.5B network contract after Verizon protest dropped
The Indo-Pacific Transport Services award was protested by Verizon in August. The protest was withdrawn in early September, records show.
-
Drone-killing ‘Vampires’ due in Ukraine next year, Pentagon says
The U.S. is aiming to send Ukraine the “Vampire” counter-drone system by mid-2023, with a contract award expected within months, a Pentagon spokesman said.
-
Space Force’s Calvelli issues acquisition ‘guideposts’
The memo, obtained by C4ISRNET, highlights nine acquisition tenets aimed at fielding space capabilities on faster timelines.
-
White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
-
US tech companies in China may soon be forced to ‘choose a flag’
Amazon, Facebook, IBM and other companies with U.S. military ties have expanded their businesses in China.
-
US Air Force launches Autonomy Prime program in hunt for new tech
Unlike traditional acquisition, Prime contracts seek companies outside of the established defense industrial base to find out what they’re working on.
-
US military conducting onsite weapons inspections in Ukraine
The effort is part of a broader U.S. campaign by the State Department to make sure weapons don’t end up in Russian hands.
-
US sending satellite antennas to Ukraine after Musk’s Starlink U-turn
Elon Musk at one point announced that SpaceX could no longer afford to provide Starlink service to Ukraine, but later reversed course.
-
Pentagon seeks additive manufacturing to spur hypersonic development
The Growing Additive Manufacturing Maturity for Airbreathing Hypersonics, or GAMMA-H, initiative targets materials and processes.
-
Labor shortage pinching aerospace, defense sectors
Study found 70% of companies in the aerospace and defense sector saw increased turnover in the last 12 months.
