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Spreading mobile data to disadvantaged troops
Complaints about shortage of bandwidth on the battlefield are not likely to end anytime soon.
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Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
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IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
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Textron upgrades C2 suite
Textron’s iCommand 2.0 offers access to command and control capabilities wherever a web browser is available.
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Meeting network needs for special ops
As the special operations forces’ mission evolves, so must the networks required to support that mission.
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Global military comms market to hit $40B
The adoption of multi-band and multi-mode tactical radio systems and other factors will fuel the growth.
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Mercury takes electronic warfare contract
Under the indefinite quantity/indefinite delivery (IDIQ), Mercury will supply radio frequency tuners and digital receivers for AN/SLQ-32(V)6 electronic countermeasure systems on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
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DoD negotiating path to mobility
Under DISA management alone, some 83,000 users have BlackBerry devices.
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NETCENTS-2 goes to 20 firms
Under the IDIQ, the companies will bid for task orders for network operations and infrastructure.
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Navy gearing up for NGEN re-compete
With preparation under way, Navy officials will be taking a close look at fit, scale, compatibility, flexibility and maturity for the future of NGEN.
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Spreading mobile data to disadvantaged troops
Complaints about shortage of bandwidth on the battlefield are not likely to end anytime soon.
-
Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
-
IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
-
Textron upgrades C2 suite
Textron’s iCommand 2.0 offers access to command and control capabilities wherever a web browser is available.
-
Meeting network needs for special ops
As the special operations forces’ mission evolves, so must the networks required to support that mission.
-
Global military comms market to hit $40B
The adoption of multi-band and multi-mode tactical radio systems and other factors will fuel the growth.
-
Mercury takes electronic warfare contract
Under the indefinite quantity/indefinite delivery (IDIQ), Mercury will supply radio frequency tuners and digital receivers for AN/SLQ-32(V)6 electronic countermeasure systems on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
-
DoD negotiating path to mobility
Under DISA management alone, some 83,000 users have BlackBerry devices.
-
NETCENTS-2 goes to 20 firms
Under the IDIQ, the companies will bid for task orders for network operations and infrastructure.
-
Navy gearing up for NGEN re-compete
With preparation under way, Navy officials will be taking a close look at fit, scale, compatibility, flexibility and maturity for the future of NGEN.
-
Spreading mobile data to disadvantaged troops
Complaints about shortage of bandwidth on the battlefield are not likely to end anytime soon.
-
Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
-
IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
-
Textron upgrades C2 suite
Textron’s iCommand 2.0 offers access to command and control capabilities wherever a web browser is available.
-
Meeting network needs for special ops
As the special operations forces’ mission evolves, so must the networks required to support that mission.
-
Global military comms market to hit $40B
The adoption of multi-band and multi-mode tactical radio systems and other factors will fuel the growth.
-
Mercury takes electronic warfare contract
Under the indefinite quantity/indefinite delivery (IDIQ), Mercury will supply radio frequency tuners and digital receivers for AN/SLQ-32(V)6 electronic countermeasure systems on Navy and Coast Guard ships.
-
DoD negotiating path to mobility
Under DISA management alone, some 83,000 users have BlackBerry devices.
-
NETCENTS-2 goes to 20 firms
Under the IDIQ, the companies will bid for task orders for network operations and infrastructure.
-
Navy gearing up for NGEN re-compete
With preparation under way, Navy officials will be taking a close look at fit, scale, compatibility, flexibility and maturity for the future of NGEN.
