Sentence examples for contracts for technologies from inspiring English sources

Based in Bellevue, Wash., the company employs about 25 engineers and has development contracts for technologies like laser communications that it believes it will need for prospecting and mining missions.

Planetary Resources already has the luxury of being revenue positive, according to Golubovich, thanks to the company's contracts for technologies that are complementary to its grand mission, the Russian investor says.

Those firms, mindful that China will later this year announce lucrative contracts for its own 4G cellular networks, which could lead to huge supply contracts for technology vendors, have noisily objected to the mooted enquiry.

In the past, government contracts for unproved technologies that were poorly defined have frequently been saddled with problems and led to big cost overruns.

With the political currents seeming to flow against Americans and Europeans, and Rosneft suggesting it may pair up with the China National Petroleum Corporation as a strategic partner, some analysts say the prize contracts for these technology investments may fall to service companies like Halliburton, Schlumberger or Baker Hughes rather than a large oil company.

The Driving Standards Agency (DSA) has awarded animation firm Jelly a contract for CGI technology.

The department found that 27 private interrogators, employees of CACI, a Virginia company, had been improperly hired under a contract for "information technology workers".

New York bank JP Morgan Chase Monday said it signed a seven-year contract for information technology services with IBM, in a deal worth more than $5 billion.

Mr. Putin, he said, wants Russia to share in the high-technology contracts for missiles, radar systems and space sensors that must be developed to put such a system in place to protect those parts of Europe and Asia where Russia has interests.

But at the same time, it also reveals the deep-seated resistance within the Russian military and security establishment against abandoning Russia's "strategic" role in cultivating clients and lucrative contracts for transferring military science and technology.

NY-based Medis Technologies has signed contracts for the production and management of an automated assembly line capable of manufacturing up to 1.5m units per month of its direct liquid fuel cell Power Pack products.