3 hrs ago | Seattle Times
Air Force expected to award $1.8B GPS contract
“Boeing's tanker protest has convinced the Air Force that it must have a very compelling case ready when it makes a contract award”
The Air Force is expected this week to award either Lockheed Martin Corp. or Boeing Co. via Seattle Times
7 hrs ago | Imaging Magazine
U.S. Army Awards Software Contract to Savi to Sustain Ammunition Depot Automation Applications
“We're honored that Savi's asset management software has earned the trust of the U.S. Army through its nine-year track record of ensuring that soldiers know precisely where munitions are stored to meet the needs of war fighters in the field”
Savi, a Lockheed Martin company, has been awarded a contract with the U.S. Army Joint Munitions Command for a government-developed, automated information system that supports depot-level ammunition logistics ... via Imaging Magazine
15 hrs ago | South Bend Tribune
Students' signatures headed for outer space
“It will be up there with the moon, stars and all the planets and maybe a passing rocket will look in the window and see our poster.”
As the space shuttle Endeavour rockets toward the International Space Station, so will the names of all 350 students from Twin Branch Model School. via South Bend Tribune
Sunday May 11 | MSN Money
Lockheed spent $3.78M in 1Q to lobby on DOD, DHS programs
Defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp. spent $3.78 million in the first quarter to lobby on funding for a range of Defense Department and Homeland Security programs and other issues, according to a disclosure ... via MSN Money
Friday May 9 | Newkerala.com
Lockheed extends scientific support programme in India
“The government schemes provide you funds and infrastructure. The rest, one has to do on his own risk”
New Delhi, May 2 : Leading US fighter jet manufacturer Lockheed Martin Friday announced extension of its scientific support programme in India for the next two years. via Newkerala.com
Thursday May 8 | The Age
Seahawk copters may replace Seasprites
“It is the best the US Navy has to offer. I am looking forward to your air crews coming and looking at this because they will fall in love with it.”
The Australian navy's cancelled order for the troubled Super Seasprite helicopters could be replaced by the latest version of the Seahawk, now entering service with the US Navy. via The Age
Tuesday May 6 | Flight Global
Lockheed protests Usn Bams award
“Information provided to us during our debrief indicated that we offered a technically compliant and awardable solution at significantly lower cost, leading us to request a [GAO] review”
Lockheed Martin has decided to appeal the US Navy's decision to award a $1.1 billion contract to Northrop Grumman to develop the broad area maritime surveillance system. via Flight Global
Tuesday May 6 | My ESM
TriQuint supplies MMICs for battlefield radar
TriQuint Semiconductor announced that it has begun shipping production gallium arsenide monolithic microwave integrated circuits to Lockheed Martin Radar Systems for the manufacture of EQ-36 Counterfire Target ... via My ESM
Monday May 5 | Biometrics Resource
IBM Joins the Lockheed Martin Team for FBI'S Next Generation Identification Program
“Our entire industry team, with the new addition of IBM, is very pleased to start working on the NGI program”
Bethesda, Md., - Lockheed Martin today announced that IBM will join its industry team to develop and maintain the Next Generation Identification system for the Federal Bureau of Investigation -the new ... via Biometrics Resource
Sunday May 4 | The Australian
“Hopefully the review will put the whole consideration back on rigorous footing and get perspective on it”
NOTHING concentrates the mind of a defence minister like a visit to Gallipoli, where rows of Australian graves serve as an enduring reminder of the cost of getting it wrong. via The Australian







