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The Pentagon wants to extend the life of satellites and refuel on orbit
The first mission-extension vehicle, which will be launched in the coming weeks, will be the first of its kind to provide commercial servicing to satellites on orbit, says Northrop Grumman subsidiary SpaceLogistics.
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What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
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Is rapid prototyping the key to space?
Using the Space Enterprise Consortium, OTAs and Pitch Days, the Air Force is shifting its focus to rapid prototyping for space acquisitions.
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How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
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A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
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New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
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Are ground systems about to have an open source moment?
Chris Bogdan, Booz Allen’s senior vice president in charge of military space activities, explains the company’s approach to ground systems and its work on FORGE.
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Raytheon wins contract on mobile radars worth as much as $500M
The Missile Defense Agency awarded Raytheon a contract modification worth as much as $500 million for continued research and development on the Sea-Based X-Band radar and the Army Navy / Transportable Radar Surveillance Control Model-2, according to a Sept. 23 contract announcement.
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Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
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The Pentagon wants to extend the life of satellites and refuel on orbit
The first mission-extension vehicle, which will be launched in the coming weeks, will be the first of its kind to provide commercial servicing to satellites on orbit, says Northrop Grumman subsidiary SpaceLogistics.
-
What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
-
Is rapid prototyping the key to space?
Using the Space Enterprise Consortium, OTAs and Pitch Days, the Air Force is shifting its focus to rapid prototyping for space acquisitions.
-
How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
-
A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
-
New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
-
Are ground systems about to have an open source moment?
Chris Bogdan, Booz Allen’s senior vice president in charge of military space activities, explains the company’s approach to ground systems and its work on FORGE.
-
Raytheon wins contract on mobile radars worth as much as $500M
The Missile Defense Agency awarded Raytheon a contract modification worth as much as $500 million for continued research and development on the Sea-Based X-Band radar and the Army Navy / Transportable Radar Surveillance Control Model-2, according to a Sept. 23 contract announcement.
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Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
-
The Pentagon wants to extend the life of satellites and refuel on orbit
The first mission-extension vehicle, which will be launched in the coming weeks, will be the first of its kind to provide commercial servicing to satellites on orbit, says Northrop Grumman subsidiary SpaceLogistics.
-
What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
-
Is rapid prototyping the key to space?
Using the Space Enterprise Consortium, OTAs and Pitch Days, the Air Force is shifting its focus to rapid prototyping for space acquisitions.
-
How the NGA plans to solve the GEOINT expertise gap
NGA Deputy Director Stacey Dixon says the agency is working to fill the training gap between the needs of the government and the needs of industry and academia.
-
A Pentagon experiment to process the torrent of data from space
A Ball Aerospace and Microsoft collaboration could provide a cloud solution for the Air Force’s CASINO program.
-
New encryption devices now available for Five Eyes partners
The United States government has approved new encryption devices developed by Viasat for broader use among Five Eyes partners.
-
Are ground systems about to have an open source moment?
Chris Bogdan, Booz Allen’s senior vice president in charge of military space activities, explains the company’s approach to ground systems and its work on FORGE.
-
Raytheon wins contract on mobile radars worth as much as $500M
The Missile Defense Agency awarded Raytheon a contract modification worth as much as $500 million for continued research and development on the Sea-Based X-Band radar and the Army Navy / Transportable Radar Surveillance Control Model-2, according to a Sept. 23 contract announcement.
-
Intel agency will test hyperspectral images from industry
The National Reconnaissance Office continues its preparations for a 2020 commercial imagery procurement with a study contract for hyperspectral imagery.
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Hurricane Dorian showed NGA can get data out faster
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency has fine tuned its disaster relief response times with Hurricane Dorian, intel officials said.
