Simulation

Systems Planning & Analysis CEO Rich Sawchak told Washington Technology that technical advisory providers are adapting to compressed mission timelines, including work in simulation and countering unmanned aerial systems. The interview highlights growing AI implementation and persistent adoption barriers, but does not identify a solicitation, award, contract value, or agency-specific requirement.

Defense News reports on U.S. Army experimentation and exercises, Anduril and Meta’s work on mixed-reality headsets for the U.S. military, and Japan’s consideration of advanced jet trainers to address an F-35 pilot-training gap. The developments suggest potential demand for training and simulation capabilities, but the source identifies no new solicitation, award value, acquisition timeline, or procurement contact.

Precise Systems has bolstered its simulation capabilities through the acquisition of Ternion, a firm specializing in advanced simulation software. This move positions Precise Systems to better support defense missions, amplifying their potential for future DoD contracts involving integrated training solutions.