There could be "pre-emptive achievement of military objectives strictly by information-warfare techniques," according to an Auburn University professor.
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s U.K. subsidiary plans to buy Insys Group Ltd., a British supplier of military communications and weapon systems and advanced analysis services.
Dynamics Research Corp. won a $97 million task order contract with the Army Training, Doctrine and Combat Development Directorate to for training services.
MTC Technologies Inc. won a five-year, $10 million prime contract to provide maintenance and technical support to the Air Force Technical Applications Center.
GAO, however, has identified lapses of unmitigated influence and has said that the Defense Security Service does not have sufficient knowledge or controls in place to address the risks it presents.
After more than two years in Iraq, U.S. contractors involved in reconstruction work may have seen the peak of exorbitant costs of insurance and private security, even as insurgents continue their kidnappings, convoy attacks and suicide bombings.
The Pentagon's Northern Command is recommending technologies produced by Boeing and Communications-Applied Technology for additional testing and funding.
The Navy is starting a dialogue with venture capitalists that officials hope will result in a speedier acquisition process for innovative technologies.
CACI International Inc. won a seven-month task order worth up to $31 million to continue supporting the Army's Trojan satellite communications systems.
