Posts from ExecutiveBiz for 06/18/2015

General Dynamics to Continue CMS Retiree Drug Subsidy Program Website Support

General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) will continue to provide support for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services‘ Retiree Drug Subsidy under a new $43.5 million contract. The company saidWednesday it will provide operations management, payment and appeals processing, compliance oversight, technical support and other services for the program’s separate websites for the public and plan sponsors…

AllSource-BAE Team to Offer Analyst Network, Geospatial SaaS Platforms; Stephen Wood Comments

AllSource Analysis and BAE Systems have formed an alliance in an effort to provide imagery analysis platforms and business intelligence content for commercial and government enterprises. AllSource’s network of military and intelligence professionals will work to deliver imagery-based geospatial and intelligence content to customers through the use of BAE’s cloud-based Software as a Service tools, AllSource saidThursday…

AF Awards OASIS Technical Advisory, Assistance Contract to Odyssey

Odyssey Systems Consulting Group Ltd. has won a $36,970,361 contract to perform technical services for the U.S. Air Force. The company will work to advise and assist the Air Force in areas such as systems engineering, operations and sustainment and acquisition security services, the Defense Department said Tuesday…

DARPA Seeks Partners for Chemical Synthesis Project; Tyler McQuade Comments

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is seeking potential partners who will provide expertise for various fields of study in support of DARPA’s efforts to develop automated chemical synthesizer for molecule production…

FAA Enters Commercial Orbital Space R&D Partnership With France

Michael Huerta, head of the Federal Aviation Administration, has signed a non-binding agreement with French space agency president Jean-Yves Le Gall for both countries to conduct research and development efforts on the safety of commercial orbital space transportation…

NASA, Aerojet Rocketdyne Sign Combustion Engine Testing Agreement; Julie Van Kleeck Comments

Aerojet Rocketdyne has entered into a Space Act Agreement with NASA for the testing of a rocket engine that Aerojet intends to offer as a replacement for the RD-180 engine produced by Russia. NASA will configure a test stand at the agency’s Stennis Space Center in Mississippi to facilitate staged combustion trials on Aerojet Rocketdyne’s AR1 engine technology as part of the deal, the company said Tuesday…

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