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The Space Development Agency is soliciting proposals to study, model and simulate a network orchestrating system capable of supporting data transport. The desired solution would facilitate information exchange among the government-owned Proliferated
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NASA Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy announced the establishment of a new space sustainability division that will consolidate the agency’s orbital debris-related activities, SpaceNews reported Saturday. At a conference held Thursday, the previous
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Thomas Flagg, a more than two-decade information technology planning and program management professional, has been appointed chief information officer of the Department of Education, effective Oct. 6. DOE said Friday Flagg succeeds
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The Department of Energy’s Ames National Laboratory has announced it will establish the ML-Accelerated Materials Discovery Center for research focused on identifying and designing new magnetic and superconducting components for energy applications.
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The General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service is working to streamline the government procurement process through several efforts, including reducing the procurement acquisition lead time, or PALT, Federal News Network reported Thursday.
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Rear Adm. Heidi Berg, the deputy commander of Fleet Cyber Command, recently underscored the need to provide credible counterspace capabilities as a deterrence to China and Russia, which are developing counterspace technologies
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The Defense Logistics Agency and the U.S. Space Force will establish a new framework for logistics support and develop metrics to measure performance in parts availability and order response time, among other
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The Department of Defense and the Office of Management and Budget’s Office of Federal Procurement Policy missed the deadline to implement laws designed to protect national security from the risks brought by
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The House Administration Committee and the Chief Administrative Officer for the House of Representatives have announced the implementation of a new policy that seeks to establish a framework for the use of
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Boston, Massachusetts-based Tomorrow.io and Orbital Micro Systems of Boulder, Colorado, have secured contracts valued at $4.3 million from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to provide Microwave Sounder—or MWS—data for new Commercial Weather Data
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