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The battle against damage to equipment from sand and dust has gained ground with the unveiling of the first device that simulates exposure to both in a single chamber.

It was interesting to note lately that the nation's four space agencies, NASA, the NRO, Missile Defense Agency and the Army's Space and Missile Systems Command are collaborating over support tasks and mission areas that they share in common. Things like launch infrastructure and engineering as well as strategic parts sourcing are probably on a list of common items. When Congress fully gets hold of the idea, you may see GAO reporting on the subject, too. This makes too much sense to not pursue. As with all trends in the federal market, the challenge is figuring how to monetize this shift in policy and execution.

General Dynamics Information Technology, Fairfax, Virginia, is being awarded a more than $45 million contract to provide Air Force Research Laboratory Materials and Manufacturing Directorate Technolog

Raytheon Company of El Segundo, California, is being awarded a roughly $25 million contract for remanufactured B-2 aircraft antenna parts. The contracting activity is 448 Supply Chain Manage

L-3 Communications Incorporated, Santa Rosa, California, is being awarded a nearly $9 million contract for the procurement of MX-15HDi camera turrets hardware in support of Phase III of the Persistent

CACI Systems Incorporated, Chantilly, Virginia, is being awarded a more than $7 million contract modification to exercise an option for services in support of the development, integration, test and ev

Dynamics Research Corporation, Andover, Massachusetts, recently announced that it has been awarded a four-year contract with the Air Mobility Command (AMC) Fuel Efficiency Office (FEO) Technical and D

QinetiQ North America, McLean, Virginia, has appointed David Shrum senior vice president and general manager of its engineerin

Rear Adm. Elizabeth L. Train, USN, has been assigned director for intelligence, J-2, The Joint Staff, Washington, D.C.

On Sunday, France became the fifth nation to officially join the Afghan Mission Network, the system used by NATO nations and coalition forces to conduct warfighting operations in Afghanistan. France now will be able to fully share information with other nations, including such data as human intelligence and full-motion video.