by Joe Katzman | Nov 9, 2008 | Force Structure, Official Reports, Policy - Procurement
“Following each presidential election, GAO serves as a resource to assist with the transition to a new Congress and administration. Using its institutional knowledge and broad-based, nonpartisan work on matters across the government spectrum, GAO provides...
by Joe Katzman | Nov 9, 2008 | Contracts - Awards, Forces - Special Ops, Medical, Memoriam, Small Business, Training & Exercises, USA
SDV Team 1(click to view full) Oct 28/08: Service-Disabled veteran owned small business qualifier Assessment and Training Solutions Consulting Corp. of Virginia Beach, VA received a $26.8 million firm fixed price contract for a base year to provide medical instruction...
by Joe Katzman | Nov 6, 2008 | Force Structure, Issues - International, Issues - Political, Policy - Procurement, Transformation, USA
(click to visit) IEEE originally stood for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, but the organization’s scope of interest has expanded into so many related fields that it’s now known only by its acronym. One field of intense interest to...
by Joe Katzman | Nov 6, 2008 | Delivery & Task Orders, Lockheed Martin, New Systems Tech, Sensors & Guidance, USA
Sniper ATPs(click to view full) Lockheed Martin’s Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod was selected to equip US Air force aircraft in a competitive flyoff, and the firm has strengthened the AN/AAQ-33’s global position with 9 export customers (Belgium, Britain,...
by Joe Katzman | Nov 3, 2008 | Alliances, European Union (EU), Events, Force Structure, France, Industry & Trends, Issues - International, Issues - Political, Nuclear Weapons, Official Reports, Policy - Procurement, Radars, Satellites & Sensors, Submarines, Surface Ships - Combat, Transformation, UAVs, WMD Defenses
“Il n’y a pas de liberte, il n’y a pas d’egalite, il n’y a pas de fraternite sans securite.” — French President Nicolas Sarkozy By mid 2007 it seemed that France’s President Sarkozy was softening on defense after an...
