- Executive Moves
CTC has elected Tonya Wilkerson, former NGA deputy director, and Errol Campbell, a retired Navy captain, to its board of directors....
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CTC has elected Tonya Wilkerson, former NGA deputy director, and Errol Campbell, a retired Navy captain, to its board of directors....
The Navy award runs through 2031 and the Air Force contract succeeds EY’s 2022 deal....
Marion Kennedy, former senior VP at LMI, has joined Concurrent Technologies Corp. as vice president of digital mission solutions....
Leidos has used automation to accelerate patch delivery to network devices by 93 percent and enterprise-wide patching by 94 percent....
Booz Allen Hamilton, CTC and KPMG will compete for task orders under the indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract....
V2X was hired to ensure that critical secondary repairable components will be repaired and returned quickly to the U.S. Marine Corps....
Matos handles information architecture, C4, and AI and data integration He has focused his career on technologies including cyber, EW, AI and intelligence Hear directly from Matos during his keynote at the 2026 Navy Summit on Aug. 27! Potomac Officers Club, the nation’s leading GovCon events and networking organization, is proud to announ...
Christopher Hamilton will succeed Ed Sheehan, Jr. as president and CEO of Concurrent Technologies Concurrent Technologies announced Sheehan’s retirement in January Hamilton will assume his new post on June 29 Concurrent Technologies Corp. announced Wednesday that it has selected Christopher Hamilton to replace retiring president and CEO Ed She...
Ed Sheehan, Jr. will retire as president and CEO of Concurrent Technologies Corp., effective June 30, after a 33-year career with the organization, including 18 years in the top leadership role. CTC said Wednesday that Sheehan’s tenure helped position the nonprofit applied research and development firm as a key player supporting national secur...
Northrop Grumman will rapidly develop a collaborative combat aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps under a $231.5 million other transaction agreement awarded under the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Uncrewed Expeditionary Tactical Aircraft, or MUX TACAIR, program. The 2026 Defense R&D Summit on Jan. 29 brings together defense leaders, researche...