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GDIT might lay off 236 in NoVa
GDIT might lay off 236 employees across two Northern Virginia locations, depending on the fate of two contracts.
Spatial Front to relocate HQ to Arlington, creating 450 jobs
Spatial Front will soon relocate its corporate headquarters from Bethesda to Crystal City in Arlington County, creating 450 jobs in Virginia.
Boeing awarded $730M in defense contracts
Boeing received nearly $730 million in defense contract awards last week, including a contract supporting military aircraft.
Growth skyrockets for Virginia govcon startups
Government contracting startups in NoVa are seeing increased investment and doing business with both the government and commercial sectors.
These Virginia CEOs rank among world’s most powerful women
Three Virginia-based CEOs once again made Fortune's list of the world's 100 Most Powerful Women in business for 2026, the publication announced this week.
Northrop Grumman wins up to $697M Navy basic ordering agreement
Northrop Grumman received a Navy basic ordering agreement worth up to $697 million to provide engineering and logistics services.
Amentum names inaugural chief AI architect
Chantilly-based government contractor Amentum has named Sam Nazari as its chief AI architect, a newly created position.
Northrop Grumman lands more than $900M in U.S. defense contracts
Falls Church-based Fortune 500 government contractor Northrop Grumman won three defense contracts last week totaling more than $900 million.
Leidos hires new SVP and chief product officer
Leidos has appointed longtime healthcare executive Amy Wykoff as senior vice president and chief product officer.
Leidos wins $2.7B contract for hypersonic weapon production
Leidos announced Tuesday that the U.S. Army awarded the company a $2.7 billion contract to help move hypersonic weapons into production.
Peraton appoints KBR exec to lead its defense sector
Reston-based federal contractor Peraton announced Thursday that it has appointed Gabe Camarillo as president of its defense sector.
KBR subsidiary to lay off 118 employees at Wallops
KBR plans to lay off 118 employees at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility on June 30 after the company lost a major follow-on contract.
