The Air Force Research Laboratory wants to build a modular data network that can integrate everything from tactical unmanned aerial vehicles to ground forces.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has issued a broad agency announcement seeking research, development, design and testing proposals to be undertaken by the agency's Advanced Technology Office.
The recently established Geospatial Intelligence Standards Technical Working Group is a forum for exchanging ideas to standardize and improve sharing geospatial information across Defense Department, intelligence and homeland security agencies.
Lockheed Martin Corp. won a $188.2 million development contract from the Navy to design and build the first Flight 0 Littoral Combat Ship, a vessel that will use advanced information systems to improve its warfighting capability.
The Defense Information Systems Agency has issued a draft request for proposals for a sweeping IT buying vehicle that will help convert legacy systems to the Network Centric Enterprise Services program.
The federal government awarded $155 billion in IT prime contracts in fiscal 2004, a 60 percent increase over IT-related spending in 2003, according to Reston, Va., market research firm Input Inc.
KSJ & Associates Inc. won a $30 million contract from the Tri-Service Infrastructure Management Program Office to perform program management functions.
MONTEREY, Calif. ? Space has become one of the most powerful weapons in warfare, and the success of future wars is dependent on space systems, a high ranking Air Force general said.
The Army is developing requirements for the IT Enterprise Solutions-2 Services contract and expects to release a request for information next month on the billion-dollar program.
Two provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act for 2005 that would limit how the Defense Department buys goods and services from General Services Administration contracts were eliminated from the final legislation.
