USAF Says “Go” Times Eight … Selects Eight Commercial Firms for Launch Services
Contracts must be flexible and responsive to meet the challenges facing the warfighter. The program balances technology, mission risk, and...
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Maxar’s New St. Louis Facility with 48 New Hires Supports U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Programs
due to its proximity to the National Geospatial and Intelligence Center West facility, the T-REX Geospatial Resource and Innovation Center and several
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Maxar Technologies’ $14.2 Million GEOINT Contract for Red Wing Development from Air Force Research Lab
While data is the critical fuel for geospatial analysts, the ever-increasing volume of available information requires increased levels of automation...
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RFI Published by DARPA for Contractor Support of Launch Services
A Request For Information (RFI) that seeks information for contractor support in the area of launch services, with the following characteristics...
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BAE Systems Transitioning USAF GaN Tech to the Firm’s AMP Center
The GaN semiconductor technology comes in the form of a wafer that provides high efficiency and broad-frequency bandwidth capabilities in a...
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Raytheon Completes Full GPS OCX Design and Development for USAF
The GPS OCX team completed development of 1.5 million lines of software code, supported by a pivot to leading-edge commercial software...
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ULA’s $1.18 Billion Contract from the Space and Missile Systems Center and National Reconnaissance Office
recipient of a sole source, five-year, $1.18 billion Firm-Fixed-Price modification of the Delta IV Heavy contract, saving $455 million from the
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“Big, Fat, Juicy Targets”— The Problem with Existing Early-Warning Satellites. And a Solution.
The launch of the first satellite was delayed by nine years, and the net cost grew to $19.9 billion, or 265 percent more than the initial estimate.
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Funding for NASA, NOA, NSF, NTIA and Others is Determined by U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
$6.2 billion for Exploration to advance NASA’s human exploration program; $2.586 billion for Space Launch System, $1.4 billion for the Orion spacecraft
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Cubic Appoints New Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
In this role, he will oversee the daily operations of the CMS business to ensure effective execution performance. This includes implementation of...
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