There is a common pain point in industry – the requirement to submit multiple applications, submit to multiple investigations, and the ongoing need to renew security clearances.

How do you make the security clearance process better when it takes eight years to adjust one question?

Raytheon Co. was awarded $54.2 million delivery order for the repair of the Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared System used in support of the F/A-18 aircraft.

Scandalous behaviors in your past may cost you a clearance, along with poor choices made after you’ve already obtained one.

All federal agencies may now grant security clearances with conditions and make exceptions in granting clearances where, for example, the applicant would be denied but for his critical value to the employer.

The Secret Act of 2017 has three main provisions, including reinstating requirements to provide quarterly updates on processing times.

Lockheed Martin Corp. was awarded a $584 million fixed-price-incentive firm target contract for the construction of a littoral combat ship (LCS).

Lockheed Martin Corp was awarded a $9.4 million contract for the Low Power Laser Demonstrator (LPLD) Phase 1 effort.

XL Scientific was awarded an $11 million contract to research high-power electromagnetics effects on analog and digital electronic systems.

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp. was awarded an $8.3 million contract modification to incorporate engineering change proposal for Hunter Unmanned Aircraft System for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of 10 ground control stations.