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ASRC Federal names new CEO, as Felix steps down
ASRC Federal, the Reston-based federal contractor and subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional, has a new president and CEO, Mike Manzo.
Peraton promotes acting CFO to permanent role
Peraton announced Wednesday that acting Chief Financial Officer Salim Omar has been named the company's permanent CFO, effective June 20.
Tyto Athene taps former IBM executive as CEO
Tyto Athene names former IBM executive Andrew L. Boyd CEO as Dennis Kelly retires and remains on the board.
CGI Federal names SVP of defense, intelligence, space
Jessica Hersey has joined Fairfax County-based federal contractor CGI Federal as senior vice president of defense, intelligence and space.
CGI Federal promotes executive to president
CGI Federal names a new president as longtime executive Stephanie Mango moves to a global leadership role.
Boeing wins $2B Space Force contract
The U.S. Space Force has awarded Arlington County-based Fortune 500 aerospace and defense contractor Boeing a contract worth up to $2 billion to produce two satellites for a military communications system.
Booz Allen to acquire Texas defense tech company for $720M
Booz Allen Hamilton plans to acquire Austin, Texas-based defense technology company Ultra I&C Mission Solutions for $720 million.
Applied Atomics emerges from stealth, sets up U.S. presence in Fairfax
Applied Atomics emerged from stealth on Wednesday and announced plans to establish a U.S. presence in Fairfax County.
CACI International U.S. operations president to retire
CACI President of U.S. Operations DeEtte Gray will retire June 30 and remain a strategic adviser through 2026.
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.
Boeing awarded $730M in defense contracts
Boeing received nearly $730 million in defense contract awards last week, including a contract supporting military aircraft.
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.
