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Security Clearance Freeze Becoming an Industry Issue

Security Clearance Freeze Becoming an Industry Issue

by Joe Katzman | May 10, 2006 | Budgets, Industry & Trends, Issues - Political, Security & Secrecy

Rep. Tom Davis In a statement e-mailed to contractors April 28, 2006, the Defense Security Service reportedly told recipients that they had “discontinued accepting industry requests for new personnel security clearances and periodic reinvestigations effective...
Security Clearance Freeze Becoming an Industry Issue

Lockheed to Research Technologies, Aging Models for Trident Missiles

by Joe Katzman | May 10, 2006 | Nuclear Weapons

Trident II D-5 launch Carried on SSBN-726 Ohio Class submarines, The Trident II D-5 is the US Navy’s submarine launched nuclear missile, with exceptional range for a sea-launched weapon and accuracy figures that rival or even exceed land-based ICBMs. These...
Security Clearance Freeze Becoming an Industry Issue

SAIC Scores $51.8M for WCS Tactical Comm Networking

by Joe Katzman | May 10, 2006 | C4ISR, Contracts - Awards, IT - Networks & Bandwidth, New Systems Tech, R&D - Contracted, Signals Radio & Wireless, T&C - SAIC, USA

Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) Research and Development Division in San Diego, CA received a $51.8 million cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity contract for the research, design, fabrication, and demonstration of wideband...
Security Clearance Freeze Becoming an Industry Issue

ScanEagle Maker Gets Venture Financing

by Joe Katzman | May 10, 2006 | Boeing, Corporate Financials, Other Corporation, UAVs, USA

ScanEagle returns(click to view full) The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports that ScanEagle UAV makers The Insitu Group of Bingen, WA just received $23 million in venture capital financing from Battery Ventures, Second Avenue Partners and others. The firm has grown...

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