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General Dynamics‘ information technology business has finished setting up a software-defined network for the IT and cybersecurity services provider at the Pentagon. GDIT said Thursday it collaborated with Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s Aruba subsidiary and Arista Networks to build the SDN platform for the Defense Information Systems Agency Joint Service Provider to automate and secure the […] More
Network Designs, Inc. has secured a five-year, $32 million contract to provide program management office support to two information technology modernization initiatives at the Federal Aviation Administration. NDi said Wednesday it will work with Pinnacle Management Systems to update FAA’s Regulation and Certification Infrastructure for System Safety and Critical Infrastructure for System Safety, which facilitate […] More
ClearGov, a budgeting software provider to local government agencies, has acquired digital permitting and licensing automation company CityGrows. The acquisition marked ClearGov’s entry into the market for cloud-based software products built to help government personnel simplify their processing of permits and licenses, the company said Tuesday. CityGrows designed its platform for agency employees to manage workflows […] More
John Bastin, a two-decade sales professional in the public sector, has been named general manager of the government segment at health information technology provider Innovaccer. He will be responsible for driving Innovaccer’s strategy to help public health and social service organizations adopt its unified health data repository called Health Cloud, the company said Tuesday. “I […] More
Northrop Grumman has begun to implement its five-year, $111 million deal with the U.S. Navy to update key functions of E-6B Mercury airborne command planes. The company accepted last month the first aircraft that will go through Block II system enhancements at the Aircraft Maintenance and Fabrication Center in Lake Charles, Louisiana, the Naval Air […] More
Mandiant and Interos have partnered in an effort to help enterprise and government customers avoid cyberattacks on supply chain operations through the use of risk intelligence. The two companies seek to introduce an offering that will allow organizations to use data-driven insights from Mandiant’s threat intelligence research and Interos’ software-as-a-service platform for supply chain risk […] More
DLH Holdings has received a potential five-year, $13 million contract renewal to continue the company’s statistical, mathematical and computational support for research programs at a National Institutes of Health organization focused on studying how the environment affects human health. The company said Thursday it will help the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences analyze and visualize […] More
OMV Medical has rebranded as Provizor Federal and adopted a new logo to reflect the company’s work as a health care staffing and management services provider to government clients. Provizor said Tuesday the new brand name originated from the Latin word “provisus,” which means “one that provides,” and the updated logo design features a red cross to […] More
Atlas North America has secured a potential five-year, $35.9 million contract to help the U.S. Navy maintain a remotely operated vehicle used to identify and destroy naval mines. The Department of Defense said Friday the company will conduct depot-level maintenance of the service branch’s Seafox Mine Neutralization System under the firm-fixed-priced, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity requirements contract. The non-competitive […] More
Black Cape has received a potential $49 million contract to develop a system for the U.S. Special Operations Command to manage, process, analyze and visualize data. The company will help SOCOM create the tool suite with common user interfaces under the Platform Agnostic Data Storage Infrastructure program, the Department of Defense said Friday. SOCOM initially […] More
