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The opposite of Silicon Valley: How Feds expect to use AI/ML
The government is buying AI technology experimentally with the focus on research-based deals as opposed to hardware or software contracts.
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Accenture unit wins $628M CMS contract to run Obamacare marketplace
During the open enrollment season for 2022, more than 9 million consumers enrolled in coverage in 33 states using HealthCare.gov.
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Raytheon to make seven missile-tracking satellites for US space agency
The contract increases the size of SDA’s Tranche 1 Tracking Layer from 28 satellites to 35.
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Pentagon budgeting panel says ‘all options’ on table for reform
The budget reform panel hasn’t made any recommendations, but shared a summary of the input it’s received, including nearly two dozen proposed improvements.
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US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
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US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
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US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
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Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
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What will ChatGPT mean for the US defense-industrial base?
ChatGPT is already creating benefits as well as risks for defense professionals.
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Leidos taps Rolls-Royce executive Bell as next CEO
Thomas Bell also held leadership roles at Boeing before joining Rolls-Royce.
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The opposite of Silicon Valley: How Feds expect to use AI/ML
The government is buying AI technology experimentally with the focus on research-based deals as opposed to hardware or software contracts.
-
Accenture unit wins $628M CMS contract to run Obamacare marketplace
During the open enrollment season for 2022, more than 9 million consumers enrolled in coverage in 33 states using HealthCare.gov.
-
Raytheon to make seven missile-tracking satellites for US space agency
The contract increases the size of SDA’s Tranche 1 Tracking Layer from 28 satellites to 35.
-
Pentagon budgeting panel says ‘all options’ on table for reform
The budget reform panel hasn’t made any recommendations, but shared a summary of the input it’s received, including nearly two dozen proposed improvements.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
-
US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
-
Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
-
What will ChatGPT mean for the US defense-industrial base?
ChatGPT is already creating benefits as well as risks for defense professionals.
-
Leidos taps Rolls-Royce executive Bell as next CEO
Thomas Bell also held leadership roles at Boeing before joining Rolls-Royce.
-
The opposite of Silicon Valley: How Feds expect to use AI/ML
The government is buying AI technology experimentally with the focus on research-based deals as opposed to hardware or software contracts.
-
Accenture unit wins $628M CMS contract to run Obamacare marketplace
During the open enrollment season for 2022, more than 9 million consumers enrolled in coverage in 33 states using HealthCare.gov.
-
Raytheon to make seven missile-tracking satellites for US space agency
The contract increases the size of SDA’s Tranche 1 Tracking Layer from 28 satellites to 35.
-
Pentagon budgeting panel says ‘all options’ on table for reform
The budget reform panel hasn’t made any recommendations, but shared a summary of the input it’s received, including nearly two dozen proposed improvements.
-
US Air Force awards Boeing first contract for fleet of 26 E-7 aircraft
Boeing’s contract will be worth up to $1.2 billion, as the service begins work on a fleet to replace the iconic E-3 Sentry.
-
US Army chooses 5 companies to compete for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is taking five competitors into a prototyping development phase with plans to select a winner for production and fielding at the end.
-
US Navy reviews cost-saving design changes before resuming amphib buys
The Navy is mulling the cost and capability of the “LPD-like” amphibious ships it may buy in the future, as it takes a “strategic pause” from procurement.
-
Maxar wins more work on Army’s One World Terrain virtual training tool
All phases and options of the One World Terrain prototype project were previously said to be worth nearly $95 million.
-
What will ChatGPT mean for the US defense-industrial base?
ChatGPT is already creating benefits as well as risks for defense professionals.
-
Leidos taps Rolls-Royce executive Bell as next CEO
Thomas Bell also held leadership roles at Boeing before joining Rolls-Royce.
