The U.S. Army has developed a database that contains data on three-dimensional shapes and contour extracted from soldiers in an effort to address the clothing and equipment sizing requirements of warfighters. The
MoreA new Government Accountability Office report says the Defense Department used competitive procedures for 58.2 percent of the $284.4 billion the Pentagon obligated for contracts and task orders in fiscal year 2014. GAO said Friday
MoreNASA‘s Armstrong Flight Research Center has worked with the Air Force Research Laboratory and FlexSys to conduct a series of research flights to test the Adaptive Compliant Trailing Edge “morphing wing” technology. The agency said Wednesday the
MoreSome senior agency executives expect the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act to help deepen relationships between chief information officers and chief financial officers across the government, FCW reported Friday. Mark Rockwell
MoreNavy Secretary Ray Mabus has told lawmakers the branch will not have enough money to modernize its cruisers within a two-year timeline the House Armed Services Committee’s proposed budget mandates, Breaking Defense
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The Federal Aviation Administration plans to test beyond-visual-line-of-sight unmanned aircraft systems in collaboration with service providers and UAS builders in an effort to expand drone applications, Reuters reported Friday. David Morgan writes
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Keith Alexander, former National Security Agency director, highlighted the growing threat of cyber attacks on power grids, financial systems and other critical infrastructure during a recent Aspen Security Forum event, Politico reported Thursday.
MoreThe General Services Administration has assigned a single special item number for cloud service offerings on the agency’s Information Technology Schedule 70 federal procurement vehicle. GSA said Thursday the commercial cloud category
MoreJoe Demarest, assistant director of the FBI‘s cyber division since June 2012, has been appointed to the newly-created position of associate executive assistant director for the bureau’s criminal, cyber, response and services branch. The 27-year
MoreSome analysts are wary of a provision in the Defense Department‘s new cyber strategy that could enable the U.S. to share information with foreign militaries, Defense One reported Friday. Patrick Tucker writes that according to the
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