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Perspecta announced on Tuesday that the company’s hackathon competition team, Opt1x, won first place at DreamPort's rapid prototyping event (RPE). In addition, the team also placed 36th out of 229 teams during

Maxar Technologies announced on Tuesday that the company has delivered the robotic Sample Handling Assembly (SHA) for NASA’s Mars 2020 rover. The SHA will process and store samples acquired from the Martian

A group of NASA and third-party reviewers has completed a critical design assessment of the spacecraft Lockheed Martin will build to help the space agency investigate the Trojan asteroids.

Federal projects at the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have received $12M in total grants through the Technology Modernization Fund, Nextgov reported Monday.

Emily Murphy, administrator of the General Services Administration and a 2019 Wash100 winner, provided updates on several GSA projects at the American Council for Technology-Industry Advisory Council Imagine Nation conference in Philadelphia and

The U.S. Army’s new cyber innovation center will mark one year of operations in December and is slated to continue expanding next year, Fifth Domain reported Sunday.

Norfolk Naval Shipyard's Technology and Innovation Laboratory is studying the use of 3D printing in naval operations. The T&Y Lab works with other additive manufacturing teams within the shipyard to experiment the use

Raytheon and AirMap have integrated the latter’s unmanned aerial systems (UAS) monitoring capabilities onto a functional prototype of a next-generation air traffic controller workstation called Multi-platform ATC Re-hosting Solution, or MARS developed

Laura Stanton, deputy assistant commissioner for category management at the General Services Administration, said a plan to field an e-marketplace platform seeks to provide GSA and other agencies better visibility into their

NASA is evaluating five mockups representative of proposed designs for facilities of Gateway, the space agency's future outpost for manned lunar missions, Reuters reported Thursday. Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Sierra Nevada