Established government contracting executive Matt Tait has been appointed CEO and president of defense technology firm ManTech, effective immediately. Tait has also been voted to ManTech’s board of directors and, in his new role, succeeds
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NASA has teamed up with the U.S. Geological Survey for a five-year, $16 million research project that will use airborne hyperspectral imaging technology to map critical minerals and study their impact on
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The U.S. government should establish a comprehensive approach to outbound private sector investment screening in order to maintain its leadership in technology, which is a critical element of national security, an Information
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The Department of Defense issued new procurement measures on contracts related to providing support to Ukraine following the expiration of the National Interest Action value ‘Ukraine Mission Support’ on Sept. 30. In
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Forty-four organizations across the U.S. have been selected to receive grants from the Small Business Administration to implement state or regional programs aimed at helping increase entrepreneurs’ federal research and development contracting
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KBR, the science, technology and engineering company that serves primarily public sector clientele, has received a three-year contract award from UK Nuclear Waste Services to consult on and organize nuclear energy-related initiatives.
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The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking potential sources of a tactical defensive cyber operations infrastructure designed to enable warfighters to detect and mitigate digital threats. DIU said it seeks to develop a
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The Department of the Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office is soliciting public feedback on how to assess federal insurance response to catastrophic cyber incidents affecting critical infrastructure. In a notice posted on the
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Jerry McGinn, executive director of the Center for Government Contracting at George Mason University’s School of Business and a key member of Executive Mosaic’s GovCon Expert program, recently co-wrote an opinion piece exploring
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Col. Jennifer Krolikowski, chief information officer of Space Systems Command, said the U.S. government should factor in flexibility when it comes to choosing satellite security technologies in order to reduce technical debt
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