U.S. Joint Forces Command will meet with interested vendors for a pre-proposal conference for an upcoming joint experimentation support contract July 27.

Command officials have announced a change to a previously announced follow-on support contract for one of U.S. Joint Forces Command’s (USJFCOM) training efforts.

The director of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization and the commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command join the speakers slate as U.S. Joint Forces Command announces changes to the 2010 Joint Warfighting Conference.

Leaders from U.S. Joint Forces Command and NATO's Allied Command Transformation will discuss what both commands are doing and how industry can assist during booth presentations at Joint Warfighting Conference 2010.

U.S. Joint Forces Command announces a change to 2010 Joint Warfighting Conference speakers and topics to be discussed during the three-day event in May.

USJFCOM's Business Management Office will hold briefings on market research, industry engagement, and the command's contracts and agreements at the Norfolk Airport Hilton Oct. 21.

U.S. Joint Forces Command has released briefings command officials presented to industry during a recent meeting.

Multiple awards to four different companies will support U.S. Joint Forces Command's joint concept development and experimentation efforts.

U.S. Joint Forces Command's Joint Warfighting Center will hold an industry information exchange day June 13, 2009.

During the upcoming Joint Warfighting Conference May 12-14, U.S. Joint Forces Command's leaders will be sharing how the organization is supporting the Joint Operational Environment and the Capstone Concept for Joint Operations.

Leaders from across the Department of Defense and industry will be on hand to speak as USJFCOM partners with the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association, the U.S. Naval Institute and the National Defense Industrial Association to host the Joint Warfighting Conference 2009.

U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) and the contracting office that supports the command will seek input from industry on the work statement of an upcoming contract regarding joint doctrine and education.

Working through Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Contracting Department, Philadelphia Office (FISC-P), U.S. Joint Forces Command has posted a notice on the Federal Business Opportunities (FEDBIZOPS) Web site to notify industry of a conference later this month which will provide an overview of a major upcoming effort to procure engineering, technical and analytical services to support the command's Joint Systems Integration Command.

Two requests for proposal to support U.S. Joint Forces Command's joint concept development and experimentation efforts have been released.

U.S Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) and Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Contracting Department, Philadelphia Office (FISC-P) have released pre-solicitation notices in Federal Business Opportunities (FEDBIZOPS) for upcoming contract competitions.

U.S. Joint Forces Command officials have announced when the process for requests for proposal for two major command support contracts will begin.

Representatives from more than 140 companies received information about an upcoming U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) contract recompetition during a conference in Norfolk, Va.

U.S. Joint Forces Command posted a notice on the Federal Business Opportunities (FEDBIZOPS) Web site to notify industry of a conference later this month which will provide an overview of a major upcoming joint concept development and experimentation contract recompete.

U.S. Joint Forces Command is seeking industry’s input on a collaborative staffing tool that facilitates its ability to provide forces to joint commanders.

A new U.S. Joint Forces Command contract possibly worth up to as much $36 million with Old Dominion University Research Foundation will provide a variety of services to the Norfolk-based command.

U.S. Joint Forces Command will hold a re-competition for the command’s Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate contract.

A recently-awarded U.S. Joint Forces Command contract possibly worth up to as much as $21 million with a Vienna, Va.-based firm will provide administrative support services.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a memorandum of agreement with the Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation in Orlando, Fla. recently to enhance interoperability of training and modeling and simulation technologies used by the warfighter.

The U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) Public Affairs Staff will blog live from the three-day Joint Warfighting 2008. The command is sponsoring the event with National Defense Industrial Association, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and the U.S. Naval Institute. USJFCOM’s leadership as well as other distinguished military leaders will speak over the course of the event designed to raise industry and academia's awareness of joint warfighting challenges and solutions. This liveblog will provide up-to-the-minute coverage of the presentations going on in the command's booth.

Command leaders will be on hand to engage with members of the joint force and industry as the U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) partners with the National Defense Industrial Association, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and the U.S. Naval Institute to host Joint Warfighting 2008. USJFCOM will also use a new technology to ensure people receive up-to-the-minute updates as the conference unfolds June 17-19.

After achieving successes in the first year, U. S. Joint Forces Command recently extended a cooperative research and development agreement with Microsoft Corp. to pursue more research to support a database of the latest enemy tactics, techniques and procedures which answers questions and provide training materials warfighters need.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with the Old Dominion University Research Foundation in Norfolk, Va. to utilize emerging technologies to support joint training and experimentation using modeling and simulation.

U.S. Joint Forces Command will partner with the National Defense Industrial Association, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association and the U.S. Naval Institute to host the Joint Warfighter Conference 2008 with a theme of "DoD Capabilities in the 21st Century: Dominant-Relevant-Ready?" to focus industry on joint warfighting challenges and solutions.

Fleet Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment Philadelphia has began soliciting quotations for administrative support to the U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM).

USJFCOM has signed a new agreement with IBM which aims to enhance security for joint communications and improve information technology service oriented architectures.

Fleet Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment Philadelphia will soon solicit quotations for administrative support to the U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM).

U.S. Joint Forces Command helped lead a panel on homeland defense and modeling and simulation as the Virginia Beach Convention Center hosted the MODSIM World Conference and Expo 2007. The event features the latest in modeling and simulation technology and discussions about the future of modeling and simulation for use in homeland defense.

Lockheed Martin Information Systems & Global Services of Seabrook, Md., has been awarded a contract to support U.S. Joint Forces Command's information systems support services requirements.

Fleet and Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Contracting Department, Philadelphia Office is seeking proposals from industry to U.S. Joint Forces Command’s requirement to provide a comprehensive training package for the National Guard Bureau to use to train the CBRNE Enhanced Response Force Package (CERFP) teams across the country.

Proposals are being sought for a contract to support U.S. Joint Forces Command's information systems services program.

U.S. Joint Forces Command is performing market research among industry and academia on the ability to provide an integrated, Web-based capability that joint, service and other DoD agencies will use to support scenario generation.

Process begun to seek technical services to support U.S. Joint Forces Command’s information systems services program.

U.S. Joint Forces Command will partner with the National Defense Industrial Association to host the "Hampton Roads... Supporting Joint Force Operations" 2007 symposium to raise industry and academia's awareness of joint warfighting challenges and solutions.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Northrop Grumman focused on improving intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Northrop Grumman focused on improving intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with L-3 Communications - Interstate Electronics Corporation today to improve personal navigation capabilities for the warfighter.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Alion Science and Technology Corporation to improve joint interoperability for modeling and simulation tools.

An Andover, Mass.-based company will support U.S. Joint Forces Command's work on a system designed to provide automated event management, force management, scheduling, and coordination of joint events.

During 2006, U.S. Joint Forces Command’s made great strides, working with governmental and nongovernmental agencies and other nations to develop better ways of supporting each other, forging new partnerships with industry and academia, and supporting the warfighter around the world. The command conducted experiments that investigated how the U.S. military and its allies and partners will train and operate together in the future, and its efforts in analyzing lessons learned in the Global War on Terrorism yielded a groundbreaking report on Saddam Hussein’s regime.

U.S. Joint Forces Command signed a cooperative research and development agreement with Raytheon to collaborate and conduct basic, applied and advanced research to address some of the challenges joint warfighters face in the urban environment.

U.S. Joint Forces Command posted a notice on the Federal Business Opportunities (FEDBIZOPS) Web site seeking information from industry on developing a federated access management solution.

A contract to support U.S. Joint Forces Command's Joint Fires Integration and Interoperability Team worth possibly $59 million over five years has been awarded to Scientific Applications International Corporation (SAIC).

Fleet Industrial Supply Center Norfolk, Detachment Philadelphia will soon solicit quotations for the delivery of fully prepared meals to the U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) Joint Warfighting Center in Suffolk, Va.

U.S. Joint Forces Command has started the search for items for consideration for next year's Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration which focuses on developing technologies capable of transitioning to an operational environment within twelve months.

U.S. Joint Forces Command's deputy commander spoke with the defense electronics industry on May 10 regarding the importance of transforming the joint forces at the 2006 Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association's Transformation TechNet conference.

U.S. Joint Forces Command's leaders met with the command's Transformation Advisory Group to discuss a wide range of topics, all focused on improving U.S. military capabilities.

U.S. Joint Forces Command is seeking proposals from industry for a contract to provide non-personal special studies and assessments, engineering and professional services for the command and its subordinate joint activities.

U.S. Joint Forces Command and the Hampton Roads chapter of NDIA have opened registration for this year's two-day industry symposium, which focuses on situational awareness and understanding in joint, coalition, and interagency operational environments.

A surprisingly large number of first-time attendees from small-business and non-profit organizations attended U.S. Joint Forces Command's industry outreach program on database integration.

During recent remarks, the Congressional Modeling & Simulations Training Caucus chairman touted U.S. Joint Forces Command as a catalyst for the modeling and simulation industry.

U.S. Joint Forces Command and the Hewlett-Packard Company recently reached a milestone in their ongoing cooperative research and development agreement to research high performance computer provisioning to support the command's modeling and simulation efforts.

U.S. Joint Forces Command will invite industry, academia, government, and other interested organizations to a forum focused on database integration challenges that joint warfighters face.

U.S. Joint Forces Command seeks non-personal technical services to support U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Joint Warfighting Center joint training, exercise and rehearsal program.

Industry will have the opportunity to help U.S. Joint Forces Command develop the Joint Mobilization Processing System.

To facilitate rapid situational awareness, U.S. Joint Forces Command recently requested the help of industry and academia in delivering sophisticated visualization technologies to the joint warfighting community.

U.S. Joint Forces Command invites industry, academia, and other interested organizations to a forum focused on improving the command’s visualization technology capabilities.

U.S. Joint Forces Command will showcase its modeling and simulation efforts supporting the joint warfighter when the command participates in the 2005 Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference in Orlando, Fla. in late November.

President George W. Bush has nominated Army Maj. Gen. John R. Wood to become the next deputy commander of U.S. Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM). Wood currently serves as USJFCOM's director for joint experimentation.

U.S. Joint Forces Command and Lockheed Martin Corporation have agreed to enter into a cooperative effort to research and develop Joint Command-Future capabilities.

USJFCOM and Hewlett-Packard have agreed to create a cooperative effort to research high performance computer provisioning to support the command's modeling and simulation efforts.

The U.S. Joint Forces Command’s Joint Experimentation Directorate has been showered with accolades for achieving a phenomenal feat—a wireless local area network that provides voice over internet protocol capabilities and a soon to be realized remote access capability. The directorate is also assisting in creating a fully mobile and deployable wireless capability for warfighters with the Deployable Experimentation Suite, which will provide high resolution streaming video capabilities and changing the way the military, industry and others envision future wireless networks.

U.S. Joint Forces Command's chief of staff and other command officials asked industry and academic leaders to deliver integrated capabilities for joint urban operations requirements.

Using an announcement in the Federal Business Opportunities register, U.S. Joint Forces Command has sought assistance from industry to find the full spectrum of new information technology that will help provide a comprehensive inventory of Department of Defense force capabilities.

U.S. Joint Forces Command invites industry, academia, and other interested organizations to a focused forum on joint urban operations.

One of the nation’s leading research and development laboratories established a new field office in Norfolk, Va., to enhance its working relationship with U.S. Joint Forces Command.

Command seeking translation technology

U.S. Joint Forces Command has issued a request for information announcement looking for technology to support speech translation in the field.