The Federal Communications Commission has appointed technology industry veteran Andy Hendrickson as the Enforcement Bureau’s chief technology officer. FCC said Thursday Hendrickson will provide technical and strategic advice on technological developments and
Lt. Gen. Arnold Bunch, military deputy of the U.S. Air Forceâs acquisition office, has said the service branchâs decision to award L3 Technologies a contract to perform systems integration work on the
MoreNavy Vice Adm. Mathias Winter, formerly deputy program executive officer for the Defense Department‘s F-35 joint program office, has officially assumed the F-35 JPO chief post, The Hill reported Thursday. Winter succeeded Air Force Lt. Gen. Christopher Bogdan,
MoreThe White House has drafted a new rule that would authorize the federal government to monitor, hack or destroy an unmanned aircraft system and its payload without consent to assess whether they pose
MoreNASA has moved from 2023 to the summer of 2022 the launch of a robotic space mission that seeks to explore a metal asteroid called 16 Psyche and investigate its formation and
MoreJohn Roth, a Defense Department budget official who performs comptroller duties, has said the White House’s defense budget proposal for fiscal 2018 intends to rebuild the U.S. armed forces, build on ânear-term
MoreThe White House’s proposed fiscal 2018 budget includes $228 million for a central fund to support updates to the federal information technology infrastructure, Federal News Radio reported Monday. The Office of Management and
MorePresident Donald Trumpâs spending plan for fiscal 2018 has not deviated from the previous administrationâs plan to buy eight combat ships and has proposed to reduce aircraft procurement funds by at least $1.8 billion, Breaking
MoreGen. John Raymond, chief of the Air Force Space Command, has said the joint force should be prepared to address potential conflicts in the space domain as potential adversaries work to build technological
MorePresident Donald Trumpâs final budget request for fiscal 2018 would allocate $607 billion in discretionary funds for defense and $560 billion in discretionary spending for nondefense programs, Federal News Radio reported Monday.
MoreThe Government Accountability Office has found that the federal government recorded approximately $144 billion in improper payments in fiscal 2016. GAO said in a report published Wednesday the figure was linked to 112 federal
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