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 by Ryan Maass Washington (UPI) Feb 22, 2017
The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency awarded General Dynamics with a $155 million contract to manage enterprise communications for combatant commands. The contract, referred to as The Enterprise Communications Services 2, was awarded under the agency's Enhanced Solutions for the Information Technology Enterprise program, or E-SITE. The program supports worldwide coverage of IT requirements and technical support services for the Defense Intelligence Agency. Under the agreement, the company will manage and expand secure voice, video and data services used by commands and their subordinates. General Dynamics says the work will be performed in the Northern Capital Region. "General Dynamics Information Technology will continue to provide exceptional mission and customer support to sustain and expand to the Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System," General Dynamics' Bernie Guerry said in a press release. "We will continue to deliver critical intelligence capabilities to national decision makers and the warfighter."
Russia showcases jam-proof communications systemMoscow (Sputnik) Feb 22, 2017 A new system, based on the R-187-P1E Azart multi-mode portable software-defined radio, allows for the exchange of information even with enemy attempting to jam the broadcast. Russian state arms exporter Rosoboronexport and Angstrem electronics company will unveil a new communications system based on the new generation radio sets at the IDEX-2017 expo in the United Arab Emirates, the export ... read more Related Links Read the latest in Military Space Communications Technology at SpaceWar.com 
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