Northrop Grumman Mission Systems,
a Reston-based business unit of Northrop Grumman;
a contract from the Air Force to build a national
military command and control system for Bulgaria.
(02/27/04, Press release)
Computer Systems Center, Springfield;
$8.7 million from the Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency as part of an information-on-demand
project, a special access program network feasibility
study to be completed by March 2005. (02/26/04,
Business Wire)
General Dynamics, Falls Church, through
its Groton, Conn., subsidiary General Dynamics
Electric Boat; a $19 million contract modification
from the Navy for alterations to existing and
newly constructed submarines. (02/25/04,
PRNewswire)
Sensytech, Newington; $4 million from
the Naval Sea Systems Command for a subsystem
upgrade as part of improvements to a surface
ship torpedo defense system. (02/24/04, Business
Wire)
Knowledge Consulting Group, Sterling;
$21.4 million over five years, including options,
for information security services to the Department
of Defense’s Counterintelligence Field
Activity and the FBI’s Foreign Terrorist
Tracking Task Force. (02/23/04, Business
Wire)
General Dynamics, Falls Church, through
its St. Petersburg, Fla., business unit General
Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems;
$66 million from the Army for anti-tank and
training ammunition. Value of contract, including
all options, could exceed $218 million over
four years. (02/19/04, PRNewswire)
EchoStorm, Hampton; a contract from
the Joint Forces Command for software services
and support in disseminating data collected
by unmanned aerial vehicles such as the Predator.
(02/18/04, Press release)
General Dynamics, Falls Church, through
its Charlotte, N.C., business unit General
Dynamics Armament and Technical Products;
$11.8 million over two years from Boeing of
St. Louis for 140 480—gallon external
fuel tanks for F/A-18 aircraft. (02/18/04,
PRNewswire)
Science Applications International Corp.,
Falls Church; a contract not to exceed five
years from the National Institute of Health
to support efforts to update NIH’s system
for applications and processing of research
grants. (02/18/04, PRNewswire)
General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems,
Arlington; $6.5 million contract modification
from the Navy to continue system integration
and development of the Surface Electronic Warfare
Improvement Program. (02/17/04, PRNewswire)
SI International, Reston; $6 million,
including options, from the Air Force Space
Command for engineering and technical services
in the Ballistic Missle Defense program. (02/12/04,
PRNewswire)
McNeil Technologies, Springfield; $10.8
million over five years, including options,
from the Department of Defense for linguistic
research and translation services. (02/11/04,
Press release)
CACI International, Arlington; $30 million
over three years, including options, from the
Naval Air Systems Command for support services
at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division
in Patuxent River, Md. (02/12/04, PRNewswire)
SRA International, Fairfax; $65 million
over five years, including options, from the
Environmental Protection Agency for conflict
prevention and resolution services. (02/11/04,
Press release)
CACI International, Arlington; $60 million
in contracts with national security clients
within the Federal government for technical
support for systems integration and information
assurance. (02/11/04, PRNewswire)
Anteon International, Fairfax; $49.6
million over five years, including options,
from the U.S. Naval Seas Systems Command for
modernization and repair services, mine countermeasure
and mine hunter ships in Ingleside, Texas, approximately
ten vessels. (02/09/04, Press release)
MAXIMUS, Reston; $93.6 million from
the General Service Administration on behalf
of NASA, to develop a smart card system to be
used by all NASA employees and contractors,
about 90,000 personnel at 15 major NASA facilities.
(02/09/04, Business Wire)
VSE Corp., Fleet Maintenance
Division, Chesapeake and Haddon Heights, N.J.:
$166 million over five years, including options,
for engineering and technical support services
for Navy shipbuilding and modernization programs.
(02/05/04, PRNewswire)
Raytheon, Falls Church: $168 million
over 10 years, including options, from the U.S.
Department of Education for services in management
of student aid obligations. (02/04/04, PRNewswire)
General Dynamics, Falls Church, through
General Dynamics Land Systems of Sterling Heights,
Mich.: Two contracts totaling $65.5 million
for engineering support of the Abrams tank program.
(02/04/04, PRNewswire)
Mid Eastern Builders, Chesapeake: $7.2
million for security upgrades at Little Creek
Amphibious Base, Norfolk. (02/03/04, The
Virginian-Pilot)
RS Information Systems, McLean: $4 million
for telecommunications and technical services
at Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland. (02/02/04,
Business Wire)
