Bill Morrissey, a Potomac Officers Club member, serves as vice president and general manager for the civilian division at ASRC Federal, a role he has held since July 2018. Headquartered in Beltsville, Maryland, the company was founded in 2003, offering services in digital operations and IT modernization, software, applications and analytics, engineering solutions, professional services […]
As Sevatec’s executive vice president for the federal civilian portfolio, Chuck Schefer deals with the unit’s public sector customers such as the General Services Administration, the Department of Transportation and various civilian departments and agencies. Based in Fairfax, Virginia, the IT service company was established in 2003, specializing in agile and DevOps, cloud solutions, cyber […]
Thomas Lee, as Octo’s senior vice president for national security and federal civilian, is mainly in charge of the delivery and growth of accounts such as the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. With almost two decades of experience in IT and financial management services for private and public sector customers, he specializes in […]
Natalie Carey is the senior director for federal civilian practice at Appian, which specializes in low-code automation for enterprise software applications. She is responsible for the complex government workflow orchestration and automation covering acquisition, grants, correspondence, regulatory approvals, investigative case management, human resource lifecycle, benefits, loans, permitting and licensing, security, risk and compliance, according to […]
Technical and Project Engineering has received a potential four-year, $38.1M contract to provide Army Training Models, a program for the service’s planning, programming, budgeting, and execution process. The Headquarters, Department of the Army Deputy Chief of Staff Operations, Directorate for Training G 3-7 awarded the Virginia-based defense contractor the deal on the General Services Administration […]
Gen. Gary Thomas, assistant commandant at the U.S. Marine Corps, recently met with faculty and students at the Naval Postgraduate School to discuss the impacts of the university’s research on the service’s future concepts and capabilities. His personal visit was meant to see how the institution is using technological advances to make the service a […]
The U.S Navy and the U.K. Royal Navy have formed a new alliance to launch London Tech Bridge, an initiative that will serve as a command post for innovation for the two navies. The platform will allow the maritime services to work toward interchangeability in various areas from technology development to deployment and operations, the […]
The 2021 National Defense Authorization Act, which has passed the House and Senate and awaits President Donald Trump’s formal approval, calls for the U.S. Army to build weapons to counter enemy unmanned drones. A provision in the defense policy bill requires the service to “prioritize the objective of developing and executing a plan to develop, […]
The Defense Health Agency announced that it has released more information on the $2B program aimed at combining its entire IT operations into a single IT services contract. The agency is currently preoccupied with its initiative to assume full responsibility for the military health system and several of the medical treatment sites formerly handled by […]
The Department of Defense’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center is expected to rise to prominence when the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act is passed into law, FedScoop reported Wednesday. Congress passed the bill on Dec. 8 with a veto-proof margin and the Senate is expected to do likewise. The legislation is expected to become law despite […]
