Tom Arseneault, president and CEO of BAE Systems, and John Sherman, chief information officer of the U.S. Department of Defense, were lauded for their contributions to the government contracting sector today in two
MoreDr. Don Widener is the Chief Technology Officer for BAE Systems’ Intelligence Solutions business. He drives artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation strategies, supporting over 3,000 engineers and analysts in the Intelligence
MoreBAE Systems has secured funding from the U.S. Department of Commerce to upgrade its Nashua, New Hampshire-located Microelectronics Center. This $35 million investment marks the first round of funding issued under the CHIPS
MoreThe U.S. Army has awarded a BAE Systems subsidiary a $36.4 million contract award for work on evacuation system vehicles and heavy combat equipment recovery systems. During the two-year contract period, BAE Systems
MoreReggie Robinson has been selected to supervise the full range of BAE Systems’ government work as senior vice president of government relations. Effective immediately, Robinson will lead BAE Systems’ relationships with Congress members,
MoreBAE Systems’ research and development arm has received a contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency as part of its Massive Cross Correlation program. Under the $14 million contract, BAE Systems’ FAST
MoreA BAE Systems subsidiary has made its next move as the operating contractor for a U.S. Army modernization initiative with a newly formed partnership with Parsons Corporation. The collaboration will advance BAE Systems Ordnance
MoreBAE Systems has introduced a new technology partnership initiative to cultivate relationships between its intelligence and security business unit and other organizations. The Mission Advantage project is intended to drive collaboration between
MoreFor over 30 years, Stephen Homeyer has led and managed public and private sector organizations engaged in research and technology. He is renowned for simplifying complex scientific issues and presenting answers that
MoreBAE Systems and Leonardo UK have been approved by the U.S. government to develop an aircraft survivability suite. Intended to improve aircraft survivability against advanced threats, the capability will contain BAE Systems’ AN/AAR-57 Common
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