ENSCO has been named a 2026 Greater Washington Area Top Workplace by WTOP News, marking the third consecutive year the company has earned the regional recognition.

NewSat North America announced today that it has been awarded a $10 million task order under the Space Rapid Capabilities Office’s Rapid Resilient Command and Control (R2C2) contract vehicle. The task order will provide advanced cybersecurity support services for the R2C2 Satellite Operations (SatOps) Ground System platform and its associated authorization boundaries.

ENSCO has been named a 2026 Top Workplace by The Denver Post for the second consecutive year, based entirely on employee feedback collected through a confidential, third-party survey administered by Energage.

ENSCO will attend Wheel-Rail Interface (WRI) 2026 Heavy Haul Conference, taking place April 22–24 at the Hyatt Regency Downtown Dallas. The team will be present in the Expo Zone, where attendees can connect to discuss approaches to improving rail safety and maintenance through advanced inspection technologies and data-driven insight.

ENSCO Rail Australia will attend Heavy Haul Rail 2026, taking place April 22-23 in Perth, Western Australia. The team will exhibit at Stand 23, where attendees can learn how railways are improving safety and reducing unplanned maintenance through automated inspection and data-driven insight.

ENSCO will present its avionics engineering and certification capabilities at the 2026 Army Aviation Mission Solutions Summit (Quad A), April 15–17 in Nashville, Tennessee. At Booth #269, ENSCO will engage Army aviation leaders on solutions that reduce risk, control cost, and accelerate airborne system development.

ENSCO’s Michael DeLibero has been named to Railway Track & Structures (RT&S) magazine’s 2026 Young Engineers Under 40 list, recognizing emerging leaders who are making significant contributions to the rail industry.

ENSCO’s IData® software suite has been implemented in the cockpit of NASA’s Orion spacecraft for the historic Artemis II mission. This is the first crewed flight in NASA’s Artemis lunar exploration program. Selected by Lockheed Martin, NASA’s prime contractor for Orion, IData was used to design the cockpit displays that will serve as the primary interface for astronauts as they navigate the Orion vehicle around the Moon and back.

ENSCO, Inc., a global provider of advanced engineering, science, and technology solutions, announces the appointment of Gregory T. Grissom, P.E., as Division Manager, Rail Inspection & Asset Management Services. In this role, Grissom will lead strategic initiatives to expand ENSCO’s rail inspection and asset management services, supporting advanced solutions that enhance safety, reliability, and performance across the rail transportation sector.

ENSCO sponsors UCCS Cybersecurity First Friday, presenting disciplined Defensive Cyber Operations and resilient solutions for national security missions.