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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.
Leidos, Analogic to form security screening joint venture
Leidos plans to combine its Security Enterprise Solutions business with Analogic to form a new joint venture.
CACI International lands $287M Army contract
Reston-based government contractor CACI International won a seven-year U.S. Army technology contract valued at up to $287 million.
Amentum wins $425M California firefighting contract
Amentum secured a $425 million contract from Cal Fire to provide aerial firefighting support in California, enhancing wildfire response capabilities.
Booz Allen acquires Pa. cybersecurity company
McLean-based government contractor Booz Allen Hamilton on Tuesday announced it had acquired Pennsylvania cybersecurity company Defy Security.
DoD awards $970M blanket purchase agreement to Carahsoft, Broadcom
The DoD awarded a $970 million blanket purchase agreement to Broadcom and Reston-based Carahsoft to streamline software contracts for multiple defense agencies.
