In an ever-evolving landscape of government contracting, Other Transaction Authorities (OTAs) have gained significant attention as a flexible and efficient procurement tool. The Department of Defense (DoD) has embraced OTAs to accelerate acquisition processes, foster innovation, and engage non-traditional defense contractors.
In government contracting, there are two commonly ►
This guide provides an in-depth look at how digital healthcare automation can be effectively implemented in the U.S. Military Healthcare System, highlighting the potential benefits, potential risks, and a roadmap for successful implementation.
In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, it is essential for the DoD to adapt and leverage emerging technologies to maintain its competitive edge. Recently, the DoD released the National Defense Science and Technology Strategy (NDSTS), a comprehensive framework that outlines the Department’s priorities, goals, and investments in science and ►
As modern warfare evolves, the importance of reducing collateral damage has become increasingly apparent. In recent years, the US military is making strides in developing technologies aimed at collateral damage reduction.
Increasing the Army’s energy efficiency and resilience means investing in carbon-free electricity projects. Renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar panels, are highly beneficial. Meanwhile, the US Army is exploring ways to boost capacity by storing and re-using renewable energy.
The United States military is exploring the process of asteroid mining. Asteroid mining involves taking precious metals and minerals from space asteroids for use on earth. These materials can then be used to manufacture military equipment and technology or as fuel for spacecraft.
Future Vertical Lift will revolutionize the next generation of military helicopters. Essentially, FVL aims to develop a family of military helicopters for the US military. Why the shift in technology? What does vertical lift technology offer that's different from the current fleet?
A key player in the workings of the military space plans for the future is the aerospace engineers in the US military, who spend their days imagining and planning how the US will be in space in the future.
The space around Earth is congested and getting more crowded all the time. With all this space traffic, the role of space domain awareness has taken on more significance. Why is it so important to know what all these satellites are doing?
What makes space a place where the United States needs defense, or offense for that matter? Keep reading to discover why space is no longer “the final frontier,” but only the beginning of a fresh wave of national security objectives for future conflicts.
