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Missile Defense Agency preps $151B contract vehicle for Golden Dome

MDA previewed a draft solicitation for work on the ambitious missile-defense system.

Killing drones softly

Why the military is looking beyond munitions to fight the drone threat.

Hegseth to Air Force: Figure out how to modify Qatari jet

Converting the luxury plane into Air Force One could cost more than $1 billion, one senator said.

Made in the USA: foreign defense companies eye bigger slice of the American pie

At a recent conference, several execs said Trump-administration turmoil hasn’t derailed plans to expand on U.S. soil.

A closer look at the Chinese space company accused of helping the Houthis

The ostensibly private Chang Guang Satellite Technology emerged from and benefited from state funding.

How cargo drones could reshape Marine Corps resupply

Medium-sized cargo drones could be key to effective distributed operations. One company is rushing to be the first to deliver them.

DIU barrels ahead with tri-regional expansion plans

Once awarded, the Defense Innovation Unit would have eight OnRamp hubs to help steer commercial and dual-use tech to the Pentagon.

After NGAD loss, Lockheed says it will ‘supercharge’ F-35

Company officials confirmed they won’t protest the Air Force’s choice of Boeing for the F-47 contract.

Northrop takes $477M loss on B-21 to speed up production, cover materials costs

Anticipated losses on the stealth bomber’s first five production lots have now surpassed $2 billion.

Army picks Raytheon radar for Patriot system

The service used a special contracting authority to cut the selection timeline in half.

Robot maker emerges from stealth with $15M in seed capital

Booz Allen Hamilton’s venture capital arm invested in the startup, which brings drone tech and AI together for defense missions.

Pentagon seeks feedback on how to structure $48B tech research recompete

The Defense Department specifically wants industry input on the future contract's setup, and how it could widen the scope for one area of work.

Canceled: Pentagon terminates IT service contracts

Defense Secretary opts to rely on federal workers instead of third-party consulting firms Accenture, Deloitte, and Booz Allen Hamilton.