Leidos has entered into an agreement with Cobham Limited to acquire its Australian Special Mission business under its subsidiary Cobham Aviation Services. The terms of the acquisition haven’t been disclosed and the deal is subject
MoreVice President and Division Manager of the Analysis Solutions division of Leidos’ Intelligence Group, Lisette Bergeron, was featured recently in an Executive Spotlight interview with the Potomac Officers Club to discuss the philosophy that
MoreSteve Iwicki, a military and industry executive specializing in intelligence, has been added to the QinetiQ US team as executive vice president and general manager of its C5ISR business. Iwicki’s new position will
MorePlans are underway for the construction of a new research and development center at Leidos’ San Diego, California location. Formation of the new, modernized facility will begin in May at Leidos’ Campus Point
MoreFormer BAE Systems executive Joe Boeckx has been named president of Makwa Global, the Millie Lacs Band of Ojibwe tribe-owned contracting company. As president, Boeckx will be expected to oversee and expand the organization’s
MoreAaron Weis, chief information officer at the Department of the Navy and a 2022 Wash100 Award recipient, said a fundamental change in information technology architecture could help DON increase the agility and
MoreRetired Major General John George has been named army strategic account executive of science and technology services company Leidos. George will leverage his over three decades of experience in the U.S. Army to act
MoreGeospace analytics provider HawkEye 360 has received a $5 million investment from Leidos, creating a strategic partnership that aims to enhance the enterprise’s data and analytics service offerings. The Herndon, Virginia-based company said Thursday
MoreLeidos Chairman and CEO Roger Krone, the only eight-time winner of the Wash100 Award, was recognized with Washington Business Journal’s COVID-19 Response Leader Award on Thursday for his leadership during the recent
MoreA new Automatic Prohibited Item Detection (APID) machine learning-based algorithm for identifying non-explosive weapons and other items prohibited aboard commercial aircraft will now move into the certification and qualification process, following successful testing
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