Government Services & GovTech

Defense startup NODA AI has secured $25M to build an AI 'brain' for military drones and robots, aiming to unify the future of algorithmic warfare.

With its transformative Lanteris acquisition complete, all eyes are on Intuitive Machines' upcoming financial results for clues to its future as a space prime.

An intelligence agency's award-winning success with an AI platform reveals how technology is revolutionizing the fight against complex terror financing networks.

Gilat DataPath will supply advanced, combat-proven SATCOM terminals to a European MoD, marking a key expansion in the region's push for digital sovereignty.

Naval leaders from 55+ nations gather for Maritime Convergence 2026, a massive event aimed at tackling piracy, illegal fishing, and regional tensions.

A top Marine Corps general's visit to Ingalls Shipbuilding spotlights new amphibious warships vital for U.S. strategy and the massive economic engine behind them.

IperionX's Virginia facility is now fully operational, backed by major DoD funding to reshape the US titanium and critical minerals supply chain.

IT firm DMI has secured a key U.S. Army contract to deliver critical communications and cybersecurity support to forces in Korea and Japan.

BWXT launches a new era of domestic uranium enrichment in Oak Ridge, a critical step to end foreign reliance and secure U.S. national defense fuel.

The U.S. Army taps Oshkosh Defense for new Common Bridge Transporters, a key asset for ensuring battlefield mobility in modern, contested environments.

A landmark $1B DoD investment will spin off L3Harris's missile division into a public company, aiming to solve a critical rocket motor shortage.

Accelint has won a key role in the MDA's $151B SHIELD program, signaling a major shift toward AI and autonomous systems in national missile defense.

Palladyne AI launches its IQ 2.0 software, a low-code platform aiming to overhaul defense manufacturing in line with new government mandates.

As the Army seeks to privatize helicopter training, M1 Support Services advances with two proposals, aiming to win a transformative contract.

Croatian firm Orqa is building a global network to produce one million drones annually, challenging market leaders and securing allied defense supply chains.

A $32 million contract for advanced sensors and processors will bolster U.S. armored vehicle survivability against modern battlefield threats like drones.

The Army is outsourcing pilot training. A new alliance of industry and academia aims to win the bid, blending operational scale with proven teaching excellence.

As drone attacks paralyze European airports, an Israeli tech firm's 'soft kill' net system emerges as a key contender for NATO's defense strategy.