At DoD Civilian Careers, innovation isn’t a buzzword; it’s a necessity. Civilian professionals bring fresh perspectives, new ideas, and inventive solutions to challenges facing national security. Each Team Member contributes to an environment where creativity drives progress, from cutting-edge tech to streamlined logistics. Together, our innovation supports the DoD’s evolving mission and strengthens the Team behind the uniform. #InnovateToProtect #CivilianForce #FutureOfDefense United States Department of Defense
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After a great few days at the Combat Capabilities Development Command #DEVCOM Techology Transfer (T2) Summit, along side some of the best minds the Army has the offer in our discipline, I am left with some parting thoughts. In an era where technology evolves at lightning speed, the DOD's commitment to T2 is vital for ensuring our warfighters have access to cutting-edge solutions. T2 bridges the gap between military needs and commercial innovation, enabling the swift integration of advanced technologies into our defense systems. By collaborating with industry partners, research institutions, and startups, we can accelerate the development of groundbreaking tools that enhance safety, effectiveness, and operational readiness. The benefits are clear: faster access to life-saving technologies, improved capabilities on the battlefield, and a stronger defense posture. As we drive innovation through T2, we not only protect our service members but also contribute to a robust ecosystem that fosters economic growth and technological advancement. We must continue to support and invest in initiatives that harness the power of innovation for our brave men and women in uniform. Together, we can create a safer, more resilient future. To learn how to partner with the U.S. Army DEVCOM Analysis Center visit: https://lnkd.in/e4MUwaJq. #ArmyT2 #Innovation #DefenseTechnology #Collaboration #ForgeTheFuture #TeamDEVCOM
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The U.S. Department of Defense wants to bring SME talent from Silicon Valley into the fray to be commissioned part-time reservist in support of our national defense. While this is great, I hope the U.S. DoD will also consider adopting similar efforts beyond the narrow confines of Silicon Valley in order to help ensure our country and defense industrial base has the talent/ experienced persons to provide SME advice and support to the U.S. Military extending into other critical defense areas, including but not limited to: 3D additive printing, robotics, ship design/ building repair, power system design, energy storage, materials engineering, manufacturing engineering. They might be surprised how many patriotic American industry experts come forth to answer the call to support our national defense and become part-time commissioned reservists. I’ll further add that it is interesting to see how history, for better or worse, always seems to repeat itself. Leading into and during WWII the U.S. Government (War Department) adopted such similar practices recruiting and commissioning SMEs from across our Nation to help our nation to defeat the Axis powers. Approximately 104,000 Americans answered the call to service in the U.S. Army alone. A couple of notables who answered the call during WWII to be commissioned officers and went on to help our national defense industrial base included GM President & Manufacturing Expert - William Signius Knudsen (US Army) and Computer Scientist & Mathematician - Grace Murray Hopper PhD (US Navy). #USA #DepartmentofDefense #DoD #USSenate #USCongress #USArmy #USNavy #USMC #USAF #Defense #Energystorage #powersystem #Innovation #Shipdesign #Shipbuilding #Shiprepair #3DPrinting #additivemanufacturing #robotics #manufacturing #arsenalofdemocracy
"The Defense Department wants to bring Silicon Valley’s top talent deeper into the folds of the military by offering technology executives positions as part-time military officers. The department is considering asking chief technology officers and other senior tech professionals to take up high-ranking positions in the reserves. The tech reservists would be periodically summoned to help with short-term projects in cybersecurity, data analytics and other areas." #defense #technology #pentagon #talent https://lnkd.in/eVzP9n-8
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**Strengthening Small Business Partnerships for Innovation** In today’s rapidly evolving defense landscape, small businesses play a pivotal role in overcoming industry challenges and propelling innovation. During San Francisco Fleet Week, Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced that the Navy has awarded $526 million in contracts to local small businesses, highlighting their crucial contributions to supporting the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. This investment not only fosters a diverse industrial base but also enhances capabilities in critical areas such as AI, cybersecurity, and unmanned systems. As small businesses continue to innovate and adapt, they are essential for addressing global challenges and supporting military personnel. How can small businesses leverage their agility to develop solutions that meet the evolving needs of the defense sector? What partnerships can be forged to drive further innovation in this space? Your insights could help shape the future of collaboration in government contracting.
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#Congratulations to David Hathaway of ManTech, who was recently named a Top DoD Exec to Watch in 2024! ManTech’s Defense team is doubling down on Bringing Digital to the Mission for all its #DOD clients. Case in point: its $622 million contract with the U.S. Army for its Technology Insertion Transformation Unified Services program. Under this initiative, #ManTech is creating and delivering enterprise-wide digital transformation for Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR Center, which delivers intelligence and analysis of real and potential threats worldwide. ManTech’s work on this vital program spans every facet of high-end digital engineering, powered by #sophisticated tools and techniques that ensure information dominance for decision-makers and warfighters. Read more below: https://lnkd.in/eG37rziG
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🚀 Zepelin USA: Advancing Innovation in Defense Technology 🚀 I am excited to announce that Zepelin USA and our Defense Division NIXUS are gearing up for the #TechConnectDefense Innovation Summit this week, right in the heart of #Texas in Austin! The TechConnect event is a premier platform connecting top innovators, defense professionals, and research leaders to accelerate technology development and deployment. Zepelin USA is proud to align with the summit’s mission of fostering collaboration and innovation to support national security. Our commitment to research and development drives us to create state-of-the-art rapid deployment shelters and military solutions, ensuring we remain at the forefront of defense technology in the military and first response tents and shelters. With our collaboration presence in Texas, we are excited to deepen partnerships with local research institutions, businesses, and government agencies to pioneer next-generation solutions. Whether it’s enhancing mobility, protection, or sustainability, Zepelin USA is ready to collaborate and innovate. Let’s build a stronger, smarter future together. Visit us at the event or reach out to learn how we can support your mission. #TechConnectDefense #Innovation #ZepelinUSA #DefenseTechnology #ResearchAndDevelopment #Collaboration #TexasInnovation
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There's so much going on this week in Defense Tech, we need to cover another round of updates! 1️⃣ The first Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node was delivered to the US Army a base in Washington state, just months after Palantir Technologies won a $178 million contract to build prototypes. 2️⃣ US Army TRADOC publishes its Operational Environment (OE) Assessment 2024-2034 for Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSCO). TRADOC G2 is responsible for defining, describing, and delivering the OE. 3️⃣ Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) is standing up a new program to evaluate and approve advanced manufacturing companies that can bolster the defense industrial base’s ability to rapidly produce new systems. 4️⃣ Defense News reviews the US attempts to fix its foreign military sales system, largely in part and prompted by the war in Ukraine. 5️⃣ Anduril Industries announces new facility to streamline autonomous systems, weapons production. The Arsenal-1 plant will produce modular, software-defined autonomous systems that can be quickly scaled for conflict in the Indo-Pacific, according to Anduril. 6️⃣ Boston Consulting Group (BCG) releases a perspective on space services as the next frontier for industrial companies. For industrial businesses ready to invest in their future, harnessing the potential of integrated space services will yield considerable value. 7️⃣ Key to the United States Department of Defense concept for modern war is standardization. To fully realize CJADC2, data standards must be enacted along with efforts to share successes and architectures across theaters and organizations. 8️⃣ U.S. Army PEO EIS' Enterprise Services PMO, in partnership with U.S. Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground, announced the consolidation of the ITES-3S and RS3 follow-on contracts. 9️⃣ The US Army recently launched the new cloud-based Enterprise-Identity Credential and Access Management (E-ICAM) application and successfully onboarded four large Army systems into the Identity Governance and Administration (IGA) capability. 🔟 Defense Information Systems Agency director outlines vision for a more unified network at TechNet Augusta, underscoring interoperability and collaboration among the services and agencies, and a focus on unifying disparate networks through a foundational approach that prioritizes data transport and infrastructure. 🔗 Links in comments below 👇 #DoD #DHS #defenseinnovation #defense #defensetechnology #technology #tech #nationalsecurity #jadc2 #army #navy #airforce
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Palantir and Anduril, vendors whose stars are rising in the defense tech world as the U.S. military pursues a sweeping array of new AI tools, announced a new partnership Friday aimed at combining some of their respective platforms for national security use cases. The teaming initiative, which the companies are calling a “consortium,” is emerging as the firms separately continue to rack up big contract wins with the Pentagon. https://lnkd.in/eapJAGjg
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Palantir and Anduril, vendors whose stars are rising in the defense tech world as the U.S. military pursues a sweeping array of new AI tools, announced a new partnership Friday aimed at combining some of their respective platforms for national security use cases. The teaming initiative, which the companies are calling a “consortium,” is emerging as the firms separately continue to rack up big contract wins with the Pentagon. https://lnkd.in/eHMQikae
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Palantir and Anduril, vendors whose stars are rising in the defense tech world as the U.S. military pursues a sweeping array of new AI tools, announced a new partnership Friday aimed at combining some of their respective platforms for national security use cases. The teaming initiative, which the companies are calling a “consortium,” is emerging as the firms separately continue to rack up big contract wins with the Pentagon. https://lnkd.in/eXTsXk5d
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As a proud military spouse of a retired special forces operator, I’ve had the unique opportunity to witness firsthand how science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) play a vital role in our military’s operations. From advanced communications to precision engineering in the field, STEM is the backbone of many special operations missions, ensuring the safety of our soldiers and the success of our objectives. In today’s evolving world, the importance of STEM in the military is greater than ever. Our next generation has incredible opportunities to make an impact in areas like cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, and defense technology, all while serving our nation. These jobs aren’t just about building equipment—they’re about saving lives, protecting freedom, and pushing the boundaries of innovation. For those with a passion for technology and service, careers in military-related STEM fields offer a unique path to contribute to national security. Let’s inspire our future leaders to explore these opportunities and continue the legacy of innovation that keeps our country strong. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 #STEM #Military #SpecialOperations #Innovation #NextGeneration #DefenseIndustry #WomenInSTEM
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