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Policy
DTC Acquires Adaptive Dynamics to Bolster Anti-Jamming and Spectrum Overmatch Capabilities for Contested Environments
DTC, a Codan company, has acquired Adaptive Dynamics, Inc., adding over 20 years of anti-jamming algorithms, RF interference cancellation, and Assured PNT technology to extend its Spectrum Overmatch strategy across land, sea, and air domains.
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Policy
Commerce Department Signs $2B CHIPS Act Deals With IBM, PsiQuantum, and Seven Others to Build America's Quantum Computing Ecosystem
The Department of Commerce has issued letters of intent with nine companies totaling $2.013B under the CHIPS and Science Act, with IBM leading at $1B plus a matching investment to build a quantum foundry in Albany, NY, alongside GlobalFoundries, PsiQuantum, D-Wave, and others.
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Policy
Army's FY2027 Budget Requests $994M for Counter-Drone Systems — a 195% Surge — With Raytheon, AeroVironment, and Anduril in the Mix
The Army's FY2027 budget requests $994M for counter-small unmanned aircraft systems, a 195% jump from $336M in FY2026, with investments spanning Raytheon's Coyote interceptors, AeroVironment's Freedom Eagle, and Anduril's Anvil autonomous platform.
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Awards
Data Monitor Systems Wins $26.4M DLA Energy Contract to Operate Fuel Services at Naval Air Station Key West
DLA Energy awarded Midwest City, Oklahoma-based Data Monitor Systems a $26.4 million contract to operate government-owned aircraft and ground fuel services at Naval Air Station Key West, covering fuel receipt, storage, distribution, and accounting for aviation fuels supporting SOUTHCOM and Atlantic Fleet operations.
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Protests
CICA Stay Override Challenges: Federal Circuit Clarifies the Standard but Practical Barriers Remain High
Procurement attorneys say the Federal Circuit's recent ruling clarifying the legal standard for challenging CICA stay overrides has made the law more predictable — but has not made winning any easier, as agencies retain strong deference in override decisions and the declaratory judgment route remains costly and slow.
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Awards
Plateau Software Wins $75M Army Corps of Engineers Contract for Environmental Program and Training Support
The Army Corps of Engineers' Mobile District awarded Plateau Software a $75 million firm-fixed-price contract for environmental program and training support, covering environmental compliance, monitoring, and training services across the Mobile District's civil works portfolio through May 2031.
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Awards
BAE Systems Wins $17.5M Navy Modification for USS Iwo Jima Selected Restricted Availability in Norfolk
The Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center awarded BAE Systems Norfolk Ship Repair a $17.5 million modification for the USS Iwo Jima's FY26 Selected Restricted Availability, continuing the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship's maintenance period in Norfolk through May 2028.
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Awards
Rockwell Collins Wins $16.7M NAVAIR Modification for E-6B Mercury Nuclear Command Software and Cybersecurity
NAVAIR awarded Rockwell Collins a $16.7 million modification to continue software sustainment and cybersecurity support for the E-6B Mercury — the Navy's TACAMO airborne nuclear command-and-control aircraft that links STRATCOM and submarine-launched ballistic missile forces during crisis operations.
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Awards
CCI Group Wins $25.4M Contract to Build F-35 Mission Rehearsal Trainer Facility at Luke Air Force Base
The Air Force's 56th Contracting Squadron at Luke Air Force Base awarded CCI Group a $25.4 million construction contract to renovate Building 617 for F-35A Modified Mission Rehearsal Trainers, expanding simulation capacity at the world's largest F-35A training wing.
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Awards
Parsons Wins $28.8M AFRL Task Order for Research, Development, and Engineering Support at Rome Information Directorate
The Air Force Research Laboratory's Information Directorate in Rome, New York awarded Parsons Government Services a $28.8 million task order for field site support spanning research, development, engineering, and maintenance operations at a facility that develops command-and-control, ISR, and cyber technologies.
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Policy
Industry Warns Fixed-Price Contracting Mandate Will Drive Risk Premiums Higher and Slow Complex Awards
A month into the White House's April 30 fixed-price contracting mandate, procurement attorneys and acquisition experts warn that forcing firm-fixed-price terms onto complex federal requirements will prompt contractors to price risk into bids — potentially raising costs and slowing awards in defense R&D, IT modernization, and advisory services.
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Policy
Pentagon Requests $29.5 Billion for AI Arsenal Initiative to Build GPU Clusters and Hardened Data Centers Across the Joint Force
The Pentagon's FY2027 budget request dedicates $29.5 billion to the AI Arsenal initiative, funding government-owned GPU clusters, AI supercomputers, and SCIF-accredited data centers at multiple sites to build a DoD-controlled AI infrastructure independent of commercial cloud licensing.
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