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The threat to the United States and its allies is greater than ever as destructive weapons become available to more hostile militaries as well as to smaller groups such as terrorists. These weapons can be kinetic or digital, as cyberspace offers the potential for a devastating attack on both the military and the homeland itself. Defending against these security challenges will require cooperation among many defense, civil government, industry, academia and nongovernmental organizations.

New threat capabilities are reaching more militaries and smaller adversaries. And, these threats will reach farther and with greater impact.

Only 20 percent of the force by 2020 remains to be designed. Technology can enable changes in the other 80 percent to meet emerging needs.

FLIR Systems Incorporated, Wilsonville, Oregon, was awarded a firm-fixed-price contract with a maximum $37,975,358 for infrared/control infr

Insitu Incorporated, Bingen, Washington, is being awarded a $35,507,379 modification to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price cont

Extensions for the Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) multiple-award Omnibus contracts were issued as a modification to each of the three existing contracts: TASC-M and TASC-N, both in Andover

United Launch Services LLC, Littleton, Colorado, is being awarded a $398 million firm-fixed-price contract for Atlas V EELV launch service in support of a Mobile User Objective System-4 mission and De

Booz Allen Hamilton Incorporated, Herndon, Virginia, is being awarded a $9,861,872 firm-fixed-price contract for the Survivability/Vulnerability Information Ana

Praemittias Group Incorporated, Lorton, Virginia, is being awarded an $11,447,070 firm-fixed-price contract for the procurement of 100 Wolfhound electronic wa

General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems has been awarded a $14 million task order by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to support the National Communications System (NCS).