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Raytheon Technologies reported $67.1 billion in revenue for its full 2022 fiscal year, a 4 percent increase over fiscal 2021 figures. The Arlington, Virginia-based company said Tuesday defense programs accounted for $69 billion of its $175 billion total backlog as of Dec. 31 and commercial aerospace work accounted for the remaining $106 billion. Sales grew […] More
Software AG Government Solutions‘ Cumulocity IoT platform secured an authority to operate from the Defense Health Agency. The authorization reflects the platform’ capacity to meet current and emerging needs for Internet of Things data management from any sensor or device across the federal government, the Software AG USA unit said Wednesday. The Cumulocity IoT platform supports […] More
The Department of Transportation will offer up to $20 million to support the modernization of small shipyards in the U.S. through a grant program run by DOT’s Maritime Administration. DOT said Thursday shipyards with a total production workforce of not more than 1,200 can apply for federal funds under MARAD’s Small Shipyard Grant Program to […] More
Sierra Nevada Corp. will provide the U.S. Navy with technologies and methods aimed at strengthening its cyber posture. The Sparks, Nevada-headquartered company will work on the Orchestration of Resilient Cyber Activities project under a four-year, $11.2 million contract from the Office of Naval Research, the Defense Department said Thursday. SNC will handle the delivery of […] More
JLL and Chugach Intelligence Solutions have established a joint venture to help federal customers address challenges in facilities support, logistics and construction services. The new entity, JLL-CISL, will combine the engineering and construction management capabilities of Chugach Intelligence with JLL’s expertise in advisory, project management and technology-driven facility services, JLL said Wednesday. Collaborating under a […] More
Mark Miklos, a vice president at the defense and space business of Spirit AeroSystems, has been promoted to senior VP in a move slated to take effect April 1. He will assume his new position after Duane Hawkins, the unit’s president, retires at the end of March, the aerostructure manufacturing company said Wednesday. The 25-year […] More
A PAR Technology subsidiary was awarded a five-year, $21 million contract to support U.S. Navy’s Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, Africa. Rome Research Corp. will provide uninterrupted operations and maintenance services at the naval expeditionary base, which provides over 90 percent of the Department of Defense’s communications across the entire African continent, PAR Technology said Tuesday. […] More
Berry Aviation will support the U.S. Marine Corps. Special Operations Command‘s air-to-ground integration training by providing airborne intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. Under a recently awarded contract, the charter airline’s Cessna 206 aircraft will be utilized in the training and will include a platform, an experienced aircrew and a remote portable ground control station, the […] More
Alan Lynn, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general, has joined the advisory board of defense-oriented technology company Castellum. Lynn, a two-time Wash100 Award recipient, was previously the vice president of engineering for Cisco System‘s emerging technology and incubations group, where he was responsible for the creation of new inventions in software and hardware, Castellum said […] More
Banner Quality Management was tapped by NASA to deliver safety and mission assurance services to its operations in Cleaveland, Ohio; and Washington D.C. under a contract worth approximately $39.7 million. The three-year contract comes with an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract line item and covers SMA engineering and technical services in support of the NASA Safety Center and […] More
Gilbane’s federal arm will build a littoral innovation and prototyping facility on the Naval Support Activity installation in Panama City, Florida, under a three-year, $58.5 million task order. The project covers the replacement of nine buildings that sustained damage when Hurricane Michael struck in October 2018, the Department of the Navy said Thursday. Under the […] More
SpiderOak closed a Series C round with $16.4 million in financing that will be utilized to complete on-orbit testing and achieve the flight heritage of OrbitSecure 2.0 offering. Space technology platform Empyrean Technology Solutions led the oversubscribed investment round, which was also participated by Method Capital and OCA Ventures, the zero trust cybersecurity company said Thursday. […] More
