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GRVTY to invest $8M in Tysons HQ, creating 200 jobs
Arlington County-based defense technology company GRVTY plans to invest $8 million to open a new headquarters in Tysons and hire 200 workers
Peraton taps new president and COO
Reston-based federal contractor Peraton has appointed former SAIC executive Robert “Bob” Genter as president and chief operating officer.
SAIC makes interim CEO permanent
SAIC announced Tuesday that its board of directors has appointed James Reagan as CEO, effective immediately.
Fairfax casino bill now says resort can be built anywhere in county
Legislation to present Fairfax County voters with a casino referendum this fall progressed through the Virginia State Senate on Feb. 13 with a bipartisan vote.
Space tech company to invest $6.75M, add 100 jobs in Reston
Umbra plans a $6.75M expansion in Fairfax County, adding 100 jobs and opening a new 20,000-square-foot Reston office.
McLean contractor acquires Orlando-based Dignitas Technologies
McLean-based By Light announced Tuesday that it has acquired Orlando-based defense modeling and simulation firm Dignitas Technologies.
McLean estate sells for $13.5M, NoVa’s biggest residential sale in 2026
Former real estate developer J.W. Kaempfer sells McLean Langley Farms mansion for $13.5M; estate features six bedrooms and nine baths.
French company Capgemini to sell McLean govt unit linked to ICE
French company Capgemini will sell its McLean-based subsidiary Capgemini Government Solutions after coming under pressure about an ICE contract.
Amentum wins French contracts worth $730M
Amentum announced on Tuesday it has won a suite of new contracts from Électricité de France worth up to $730 million
Treasury cancels $21M in Booz Allen Hamilton contracts
The U.S. Treasury Department said on Monday it had canceled all of its contracts with McLean-based government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, accusing the company of failing to protect sensitive data, including at the Internal Revenue Service.
Leidos to acquire utilities design firm for $2.4B
Reston-based Fortune 500 government contractor Leidos has entered an agreement to buy utilities infrastructure design firm Entrust Solutions Group for approximately $2.4 billion in cash, it announced Monday.
Peterson Cos. plans smaller-scale Sphere in National Harbor
Sphere Entertainment plans a $1B, 6,000-seat version of the Las Vegas Sphere in National Harbor, Maryland, boosting tourism and jobs.
