Christine Thropp is a journalist who specializes in covering government contracting and technology news. She writes for Executivebiz, Government Contracting News Wire, and Executive Gov, providing insights and updates on contracts, appointments, and developments in the government and defense sectors.
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By: Christine Thropp
Lockheed Martin ‘s Sippican business has received a $139 million contract modification from the U.S. Army for Stinger missile fuze/warhead body assemblies.
Dave Scher, former managing director of MITRE Labs Infrastructure and Networking Innovation Center, was elevated to the role of deputy chief information officer at the not-for-profit corporation, he announced in a LinkedIn post Sunday.
Summit Technology Group has rebranded to Allocore, Bill Webner, CEO of STG’s public sector business, told GovCon Wire.
By: Christine Thropp
George McDonald was selected by the board of directors of Curtiss-Wright to serve as vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary.
By: Christine Thropp
Spirit AeroSystems has agreed to sell its Fiber Materials Inc. business to Tex-Tech Industries for $165 million in cash. In a statement released Monday, Tex-Tech CEO Scott Burkhart said FMI’s range of high-performance products will be added to the company’s offerings for the space and defense industry. “Our customers demand world-class solutions, and the integration
By: Christine Thropp
Daniel Gizinski has transitioned to the role of president of the Satellite & Space Communications segment at Comtech Telecommunications, where he previously served as chief strategy officer and president of the Comtech Satellite Network Technologies division.
By: Christine Thropp
Several bureaus under the State Department are in need of a mechanism for ordering professional services in support of regional and international organizations located outside the continental United States.
By: Christine Thropp
Lockheed Martin has appointed Robert Toth as vice president of air mobility and maritime missions and Brian Dunn as vice president and deputy for strategy and business development at the missiles and fire control business.
By: Christine Thropp
Snowflake has agreed to acquire Datavolo, a provider of a single platform developed to automate and manage structured and unstructured data flows between enterprise data sources.
By: Christine Thropp
Kelli Murphy has joined Peraton as vice president of strategy for the citizen security and public services sector, the executive announced in a LinkedIn post Wednesday.
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