AT&T Government Solutions, Vienna: $134 million for two contracts from the Army Program Executive Office for support in development of live battlefield training systems. (04/28/04, PR Newswire)

RS Information Systems, McLean: $22 million from the Office of Cyber and Information Security of the Department for Veterans Affairs for senior-level system engineering services. (04/28/04, Business Wire)

Total Resource Management, Alexandria: $6.7 million over five years from the Office of the Commander of the Navy’s Northwest region for a comprehensive IT system to manage the region’s $2 billion in facilities and utilities assets. (04/26/04, PR Newswire)

Raytheon Co., Falls Church: $36.8 million contract modification by the Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Md., for changes in the tactical control system software in the Navy’s Fire Scout helicopter, an unmanned aerial vehicle. (04/26/04, PR Newswire)

MAXIMUS, Reston: $8.7 million over five years from the State of California to manage a chemical dependency and mental illness monitoring and referral program. (04/26/04, Business Wire)

Centex Construction Co., Fairfax: $41 million from The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation for construction of the National Museum of the Marine Corps next to the U.S. Marine Corps Base, Quantico. (04/22/04, Business Wire)

ManTech International Corp., Fairfax: $12.9 million from the U.S. Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division for engineering and technical services for target identification and air traffic control systems. (04/22/04, Business Wire)

VSE Corp., Alexandria: $35 million over five years from the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Detachment Norfolk for fleet maintenance services. (04/22/04, PR Newswire)

Alion Science and Technology, McLean: Along with a team of 15 subcontractors, a multi-billion dollar contract over 15 years, including options, from the Naval Sea Systems Command for integrated support in surface and undersea warfare operations. (04/21/04, PR Newswire)

CALIBRE, Alexandria: $220 million over five years, including options, from the Army for integrated management of Army missile ranges and land assets. (04/21/04, Business Wire)

General Dynamics, Falls Church: $24.3 million over two years, through General Dynamics Land Systems of Sterling Heights, Mich., from the Army for technical systems support for the Abrams tank. (04/20/04, PR Newswire)

Anteon International Corp., Fairfax: $16 million over five years, including options, from the U.S. Central Command Air Forces for engineering and support services for military forces operating in Afghanistan. (04/20/04, Press release)

Anteon International, Fairfax: $2 billion over 15 years, including options, from the Naval Sea Systems Command for support services in engineering, program management, finance and logistics. (04/15/04, Press release)

General Dynamics, Falls Church: $212 million, through General Dynamics Land Systems – Canada, from the Canadian Department of National Defense for fleet services and engineering support for Canadian wheeled light armored vehicles. (04/15/04, PRNewswire)

Raytheon Technical Services Co., Reston: $64.8 million from the Jordanian armed forces to upgrade its M60 battle tanks with the company’s integrated fire control system. (04/15/04, PRNewswire)

United Defense Industries, Arlington: $23 million, through NORSHIPCO of Norfolk, from the Navy for maintenance work on the USS Bataan and USS Oscar Austin. (04/15/04, Business Wire)

NCI Information Systems, Reston: $15.1 million over five years, including options, for technology support at the Ft. Monmouth, N.J., Directorate of Information Management. (04/15/04, Business Wire)

CACI International, Arlington: $45 million over five years for information technology services from the Social Security Administration’s Office of Telecommunications and Systems Operations. (04/12/04, PRNewswire)

ManTech International Corp., Fairfax: $22.5 million over five years, including options, from the National Security Agency, for engineering and support services. (04/13/04, Business Wire)

SRA International, Fairfax: $9.4 million over five years, including options, for IT services in planning, executing and evaluating exercises by the U.S. Transportation Command. (04/12/04, Press release)

General Dynamics, Falls Church: $7.7 million contract modification from the Navy, through General Dynamics Electric Boat of Groton, Conn., for submarine maintenance and repair work. (04/13/04, PRNewswire)

Radian, Alexandria: $4.1 million from the Army for security systems at the Umatilla Chemical Depot, Oregon. (04/13/04, PRNewswire)

General Dynamics, Falls Church: Through its Groton, Conn., subsidiary—General Dynamics Electric Boat— a $7.7 million modification to an existing contract awarded in October 2001 for submarine maintenance and repair work. (04/13/04, PRNewswire)

SRA International, Fairfax: $9.4 million over five years, including options, from the U.S. Transportation Command for support and technical services in planning and evaluation of training exercises. (04/14/04, PRNewswire)

CALIBRE, Alexandria: $57 million over five years for software support of the Army’s Integrated Logistics Analysis Program. (04/01/04, Press release)

MAXIMUS, Reston: $13.3 million for support of Medicaid school-based claiming contracts from the states of Arizona, Kentucky and Michigan. (04/05/04, Business Wire)

Anteon International, Fairfax: $325 million over 12 years, including options, for technical and management support to the Naval Sea Systems Command. (04/05/04, PRNewswire)

American Management Systems, Fairfax: $24 million from the U.S. Department of Justice to provide software in support of an integrated financial management and procurement system. (04/06/04, PRNewswire)