A nonprofit organization at Georgia Institute of Technology will continue to support applied research, development and engineering programs at the U.S. Air Force under an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract worth potentially $998 million over 11 years. Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp. will provide acquisition services for the Defense...
Southwest Research Institute will help the U.S. Air Force study the degradation process for aircraft structures under a potential six-year, $99 million contract. The nonprofit organization will conduct research and engineering work on aging systems and materials in support of the Center for Aircraft Structural Life Extension, also known as CAStLE, t...
The U.S. Navy has continually worked to decentralize, differentialize and digitize the service branch’s work as well as develop its talent in the field. As the Navy continues to evolve to meet the growing demands, challenges still remain. During GovConWire’s Navy: IT Transformation Forum, notable industry and federal leaders will discuss the lat...
THIS WEEK’S TOP 10 MOST POPULAR STORIES View Weekly Contract Awards Holicity, Astra Enter Into Merger Agreement; Chris Kemp Quoted Astra has agreed to merge with Holicity in a deal that would also transform the small satellite launch services provider into a publicly traded company. Alameda, California-based Astra said the transaction implies ...
Serco Inc., the British defense contractor’s North American division, has won a potential $153.5 million task order to help the U.S. Navy maintain hardware, software and firmware for a global anti-terrorism force protection program managed by Commander, Navy Installations Command. This award falls under a potential $600 million indefinite-deli...
Stewart Wharton, who served as director of naval and cyber accounts at Technical and Project Engineering from 2011 to 2016, has rejoined the company as vice president of operations. He will be responsible for implementing programs and supervising employees who support federal customers, TAPE said Thursday. The retired U.S. Navy captain will also ser...
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has continually worked to identify, adapt and deliver innovative and disruptive commercial technology solutions to enhance safety and effectiveness, as well as maintain a competitive edge. The department and its agencies identify and develop emerging commercial technologies, adapt them for government use and...
Seventeen companies will compete for task orders to design and build infrastructure for U.S. Air Force centers across the globe under a potential five-year, $2 billion contract vehicle. The indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity architectural and engineering contract covers worldwide projects in support of the AF Life Cycle Management Center, AF In...
Survice Engineering has won a six-year, $87.8 million contract from the U.S. Air Force to help the Department of Defense Information Analysis Center manage data across 22 technical focus areas. The Air Force Installation Contracting Center received two offers for the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract via a competitive procurement and ...
Glen Ives, former president and CEO of Sabre Systems, has joined Bethesda, Maryland-based technology company Castellum as chief growth officer and CEO of the newly established Navy and Marine Corps division. Castellum CEO Mark Fuller said in a statement published Feb. 8 Ives will use his experience with the Navy and the Marine Corps to...
