The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity has awarded contracts to six corporate and academic organizations to research and develop technologies that could help detect and identify harmful aerosols in challenging environments as
MoreA study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies underlined the need for advanced sensor architecture in countering missile threats and bolstering hypersonic missile defense. The report released Monday is supported
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Booz Allen Hamilton and Red Hat have won contracts worth up to $2 million combined from the U.S. Army’s Project Manager Intelligence Systems & Analytics and Army Research Laboratory. The aim of
MoreThe Department of Defense’s Office of Inspector General assessed the U.S. Air Force’s use of the middle tier of acquisition pathway for prototyping and fielding the Three-Dimensional Expeditionary Long-Range Radar system and
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Three companies, one university and a nonprofit organization have won contracts from the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity to equip clothing with sensor systems intended for government data gathering work. Leidos, Arete,
MoreThe National Security Innovation Capital within the Defense Innovation Unit met has met an incremental investment goal by allocating all of its available funds early in 2023, Federal News Network reported Friday.
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The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking information on commercial platforms that could help automate credibility assessments used to vet new and existing Department of Defense personnel. DIU said it is looking for
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Mark Kitz, program executive officer for the U.S. Army’s intelligence, electronic warfare and sensors, said the service is soliciting industry insights to determine ways to field intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance payloads on
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Army Secretary Christine Wormuth said the service needs to do six fundamental things to transform into the Army of 2030 and the first two are seeing and sensing more at every echelon
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The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected the research teams to work on a program aimed at developing safe military obscurants that will suppress adversary forces’ vision and detection systems to
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