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GDIT wins $988M Navy contract
General Dynamics Information Technology announced Monday that it has been awarded a $988 million contract to continue modernizing the U.S. Navy fleet.
Former Intelsat CEO to head Herndon cybersecurity company
Herndon-based cybersecurity company Everfox has appointed former Intelsat CEO Dave Wajsgras as its chairman and CEO.
Prince William Chamber CEO to step down
Prince William Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Bob Sweeney is stepping down after three years.
Developer plans 450 apartments, retail in Fairfax
Falls Church-based Eakin Properties, a family-run real estate development and investment firm, is moving forward with plans to develop 450 apartments and 30,000 square feet of retail space in Fairfax County's Seven Corners area.
Developer unveils mixed-use project at Arlington’s former Key Bridge Marriott site
Quadrangle Development unveiled plans to develop a 1,775-unit residential project with a hotel on a 5.5-acre property in Rosslyn.
McLean’s 22nd Century Technologies acquires Reston-based BT Federal
22nd Century Technologies has completed its acquisition of BT Federal, expanding managed network services for U.S. government clients.
Virginia Supreme Court orders new trial in $2B Appian-Pega case
The Virginia Supreme Court ordered a new trial in a $2 billion trade secrets lawsuit involving McLean-based software company Appian, which sought to reinstate its 2022 jury award from Massachusetts-based Pegasystems.
ID.me wins potential $1B IRS contract
ID.me wins an IRS blanket purchase agreement valued at up to $1 billion for ID verification and authentication.
Alaska Airlines orders 110 Boeing planes for expansion plan
Alaska Airlines is ordering 110 new Boeing planes, the largest single order in the airline's history, the carrier said Wednesday.
Ellucian acquires Anthology division in Chapter 11 process
Ellucian announced it had completed its acquisition of a Anthology business through a Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.
Cvent to acquire ON24 for $400M
Cvent announced this week that it plans to acquire San Francisco-based software development company ON24 for $400 million.
Fairfax’s commercial real estate market perks up
As vacancy remains elevated and older buildings struggle, companies like Iridium, Booz Allen and Workday are relocating to newer, amenity-rich offices in Tysons and Reston.
