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Twenty Companies Advance in Army Tech Competition

The xTechSearch effort focuses on dual-use technologies.

DroneShield, one of 20 companies chosen to move forward in the U.S. Army's xTechSearch contest, provides a range of counter-drone technologies. Credit: DroneShield

Army Announces Remote Combat Vehicle Contracts

QinetiQ and Textron will provide light and medium ground robots.

Textron describes its Ripsaw M5 Robotic Combat Vehicle as providing speed, mobility and unmanned capability. The company has been selected to provide four medium robotic vehicles to the U.S. Army. QinetiQ North America will be awarded a contract for four light ground robots. Photo courtesy of Textron

Defense Department Kicks Off JEDI Cloud Platform

The military's cloud environment will roll out initially by mid-February

The Defense Department’s new JEDI cloud platform will support warfighters on the tactical edge. U.S. Marines with Marine Aerial Refueler Transport Squadron 152 prepare for refueling during Exercise Yuma Horizon 19 at Imperial County Air Field, California, last January to maintain squadron capability in a forward-operating environment. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Seth Rosenberg

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Tech to Develop Electronic Warfare Combined with Cyber Effects for the Air Force

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, N

Multidomain Operations Challenge Traditional Strategies

Army’s C5ISR Center pursuing technology to enhance network robustness and resiliency.

During the radio rodeo, the C5ISR Center places industry radios into an operationally relevant field environment to assess their ability to operate on the move in a contested, multidomain environment. (Photo Credit: U.S. Army Photo Courtesy of PEO C3T)

ShadowObjects Is Helping the Navy with Acquisition Management, Planning and Systems Engineering

ShadowObjects LLC, Leonardtown, Maryland, is awarded a $3

Army Defensive Cyber Operations Maintain Balancing Act

The service must avoid suffering innovation overload.

Soldiers analyze network data during a cyber academy class at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. The project manager, defensive cyber operations (PM DCO), is working to boost Army cyber capabilities while shortening the training time line to empower more soldiers for the cyber defense mission. U.S. Army photo

Electrosoft is Supporting the CIO Solutions GWAC Contract

Reston-based Electrosoft* announced on July 11 that it wi

Raytheon is Helping the Air Force with Next Generation GPS Circuit Design

Raytheon, El Segundo, California, has been awarded a $47,

Defense Information Systems Agency Cuts Contracting Fees for Enterprise Acquisition Services

The Defense Information Technology Contracting Organizati