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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.
Serco hires SAIC vet as chief technology officer
Andy Henson joins federal contractor Serco North America as chief technology officer after nearly a decade with SAIC.
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.
Peraton hires chief human resources officer
Peraton has named Bridget Coulon chief HR officer. She joins the Reston company after more than 25 years at Northrop Grumman.
General Dynamics subsidiary lands $716M Army contract
The U.S. Army has awarded a $716 million contract to General Dynamics Land Systems to support its fleet of combat vehicles.
Stanley Martin Homes completes $221M acquisition of United Homes Group
Stanley Martin Homes announced Monday that it has completed its $221 million all-cash acquisition of United Homes Group.
Reston condo sale sets Virginia record at $10.25M
A $10.25 million penthouse at JW Marriott Residences in Reston breaks a record for the most expensive condo sold in Virginia.
Army awards $869M contract to Leidos
The U.S. Army awarded Leidos an $869M contract to build systems, using AI and other tools, aimed at accelerating decision making.
Fortreum acquires Reston-based cybersecurity firm
Fortreum has acquired Reston-based AI compliance startup Kovr.ai, less than a year after the company emerged from stealth.
Leidos subsidiary lands $617M Army award for air defense launchers
A subsidiary of Reston-based Leidos won a $617M U.S. Army contract to build and deliver additional IFPC Inc. 2 air defense launchers.
