Month: May 2011

Information sharing at times is lacking within a FBI-led multi-agency task force created to coordinate and integrate and share information at a national level for the investigation into cyber intrusions, […]

Once again, L-1 Identity Solutions [ID] and France’s Safran Group have voluntarily withdrawn the notification of their planned merger with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) […]

The Navy is seeking industry input in its ongoing analysis of alternatives for a new, ship-based electronic warfare countermeasures system that service officials hope to have on the water by […]

The engineering, construction and technical services firm URS Corp. [URS] this week said it has agreed to acquire federal information technology (IT) services provider Apptis Holdings, Inc., for $260 million […]

Northrop Grumman [NOC] recently said that along with the Univ. of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC) Research Park Corp. it has opened the Cync incubator program to cultivate companies that are […]

AAI Test & Training [TXT] recently said it has been awarded $9.7 million to deliver an electronic warfare (EW) radio frequency (RF) simulator for the Air Force’s EW Avionics Integration […]

From warfighting missions to education, Afghan students are to benefit from 24 computers successfully delivered by a NATO agency to support the Aladdin’s Lamp program–peace through education. The NATO Consultation, […]

By Carlo Munoz Despite criticisms from Capitol Hill, Navy and Marine Corps program officials exhausted all possible options in its review of the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) before opting to […]

By Ann Roosevelt The Army’s new Chief of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey has notified the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) the service has no unfunded priorities for fiscal year 2012, […]

By Carlo Munoz The Navy and Marine Corps are looking to Congress to include over $900 million worth of service initiatives–from new radios for Marines to additional spare parts for […]