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Networking enables Tomahawk to hit moving target
Two successful flight tests by the Navy and Raytheon in January saw a Tomahawk use targeting data to hit a moving ship target.
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GSA eyes DISA for new network services contract
The drive to capture the defense and intelligence markets will also be aided by the administration’s Category Management initiative, which is intended to reduce duplication of contracts.
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Virtualization prominent in EIS contract
EIS covers virtual private networks (VPNs), Ethernet, voice and managed network services.
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Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system
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DARPA prepares for Arctic operations
DARPA wants comms systems that can be deployed rapidly in the Arctic and run for at least 30 days without refueling.
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Lockheed Martin wins Navy intel contract
Lockheed will support the Radiant Mercury cross-domain intelligence sharing solution.
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General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
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Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
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Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
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Networking enables Tomahawk to hit moving target
Two successful flight tests by the Navy and Raytheon in January saw a Tomahawk use targeting data to hit a moving ship target.
-
GSA eyes DISA for new network services contract
The drive to capture the defense and intelligence markets will also be aided by the administration’s Category Management initiative, which is intended to reduce duplication of contracts.
-
Virtualization prominent in EIS contract
EIS covers virtual private networks (VPNs), Ethernet, voice and managed network services.
-
Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system
-
DARPA prepares for Arctic operations
DARPA wants comms systems that can be deployed rapidly in the Arctic and run for at least 30 days without refueling.
-
Lockheed Martin wins Navy intel contract
Lockheed will support the Radiant Mercury cross-domain intelligence sharing solution.
-
General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
-
Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
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Wanted: Mini link 16 for foot soldiers
Link 16 is the standard data link for U.S. and NATO troops.
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Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
-
Networking enables Tomahawk to hit moving target
Two successful flight tests by the Navy and Raytheon in January saw a Tomahawk use targeting data to hit a moving ship target.
-
GSA eyes DISA for new network services contract
The drive to capture the defense and intelligence markets will also be aided by the administration’s Category Management initiative, which is intended to reduce duplication of contracts.
-
Virtualization prominent in EIS contract
EIS covers virtual private networks (VPNs), Ethernet, voice and managed network services.
-
Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system
-
DARPA prepares for Arctic operations
DARPA wants comms systems that can be deployed rapidly in the Arctic and run for at least 30 days without refueling.
-
Lockheed Martin wins Navy intel contract
Lockheed will support the Radiant Mercury cross-domain intelligence sharing solution.
-
General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
-
Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
-
Wanted: Mini link 16 for foot soldiers
Link 16 is the standard data link for U.S. and NATO troops.
-
Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
