Ross Wilkers
Senior Staff Reporter at Washington Technology
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washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers
The Commerce Department agency responsible for FirstNet, the nationwide broadband network used for public safety communications, is looking for small businesses that can aid in engagement and outreach functions related to the program. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has set up a new five-year blanket purchase agreement to hire a contractor that can also carry out technical analysis work, along with program and project management tasks.
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washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers
Claroty, a cybersecurity company focused on protecting critical infrastructure and operational technology systems, has hired former SandboxAQ executive Jen Sovada as general manager of its public sector division. Sovada joins Claroty amid its creation of a subsidiary to focus on U.S. government work and pursuit of a FedRAMP cloud security authorization at the high impact level.
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defenseone.com | Ross Wilkers
Insights & Reports April 14, 2025 01:45 PM ET Technology Industry Pentagon The Defense Department is moving early to give industry a first glimpse at how it will conduct the recompete of one of its main contract vehicles for broad technology research-and-development services.
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washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory has promoted its next director in Dave Van Wie, a 42-year APL veteran who currently leads the nonprofit organization’s air and missile defense sector. Van Wie’s appointment takes effect on July 14 and he succeeds Ralph Semmel, who will step down after 15 years as director. APL said Friday that Van Wie will become the ninth director in its 83-year history.
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washingtontechnology.com | Ross Wilkers
The Defense Department is moving early to give industry a first glimpse at how it will conduct the recompete of one of its main contract vehicles for broad technology research-and-development services. A total of 44 companies hold prime positions on the potential $48 billion vehicle called IAC-MAC, which opened for business in 2018 to help DOD components and other federal agencies acquire customized technical and analytical support.
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