Cal Biesecker is a Business and Homeland Security Reporter for Defense Daily and the Editor of Homeland Security Report. With a focus on defense industry news, Cal covers topics such as defense contracts, acquisitions, and advancements in technology. His reporting provides valuable insights into the business and security aspects of the defense sector.
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By: Cal Biesecker
BRIDGETON, Mo.—When it comes to meeting projected demand for its integrated short-range air defense and counter-drone platforms, Leonardo DRS's Land Systems unit has plenty of capacity and no supplier constraints, the head of the business unit said recently.
By: Cal Biesecker
Boeing [BA] on Monday said it hired Tony Gingiss as the new CEO of its small satellite business, Millennium Space Systems, effective Dec. 9.
By: Cal Biesecker
The State Department on Monday said it has approved a potential $300 million foreign military sale to South Korea for the product improvement program of the KDX-II class destroyers.
By: Cal Biesecker
Building on investments made in generative artificial intelligence to strengthen its own operations, Lockheed Martin on Monday launched a new business
By: Cal Biesecker
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) on Tuesday morning successfully launched its sixth and final proliferated satellite architecture mission of the year, marking 10 total missions in the last 19 months that have delivered more than 100 payloads on orbit.
In what it says is a key milestone for the rocket motor industrial base and itself, Ursa Major on Wednesday said its long-range solid rocket motor (SRM) was used in successful flight tests this month of a missile being developed by RTX [RTX] for an Army program.
By: Cal Biesecker
The Department of Homeland Security this week will consider a Coast Guard request to give the nod to Bollinger Shipyards to begin construction of the nation's first new heavy polar icebreaker in nearly 50 years, a senior service official said on Wednesday.
Earth observation company ICEYE on Wednesday said it has closed a $65 million extension to an earlier growth funding round, bringing the total amount raised in 2024 to $158 million.
By: Cal Biesecker
Even though the U.S. Coast Guard is ready to put its first commercially bought polar icebreaker into the water, the service has not detailed the full costs of the program nor an expansion of the polar icebreaker fleet, a government auditing agency said on Thursday.
The Department of State last Friday evening approved more than $5.9 Billion in potential foreign military sales (FMS) to four countries, including a $4.7 billion deal to refurbish and upgrade Egypt's fleet of M1A1 Abrams tanks into the M1A1SA configuration.
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