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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
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Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
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The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
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The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
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Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
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DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
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NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
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The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
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Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
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Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
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Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
-
The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
-
The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
-
Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
-
DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
-
Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
-
Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
-
Deputy for Army information and networks retires
Gary Wang retired after 35 years of government service; a replacement has not been named.
-
Want satellite imagery but not satellites? This company can help.
The subscription-based service would offer access to 10-satellite constellations for customized images and data.
-
The Army hopes AI can help prevent vehicle failure
A Chicago-based industrial AI company has been awarded a contract to use artificial intelligence and machine learning to help predict and prevent Bradley Fighting Vehicles breakdowns.
-
The secret’s out: National Reconnaissance Office gets new deputy director
NRO operates intelligence satellites that support the Department of Defense and other members of the intelligence community.
-
Former NGA official tapped for State Dept. intel position
The Bureau of Intelligence and Research provides analysis on all-source intelligence and ensures intelligence activities support foreign policy and national security.
-
DIUx extends contract for Marines counterdrone tech
The DIUx has extended a contract with Sensofusion to develop a counterdrone technology.
-
NGA’s first chief technology officer steps down
As CTO, Vinci reported directly to the director and deputy director of NGA, as opposed to the chief information officer. Vinci’s role focused on increasing the NGA’s ability to use and integrate new technology.
-
The all-day UAVs that soak up sun and intel
Solar-soaring technology uses both thermal energy in the atmosphere and solar energy to enhance the endurance of UAVs.
-
Can a new DISA app help solve the security clearance dilemma?
More than 4 million federal and contract jobs require some level of security clearance and the National Background Investigations Bureau currently needs to process more than 710,000 applications.
-
Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
