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STG Inc., Fairfax: $6.3
million from the Secretary of the Air Force Financial
Management Information Systems, Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, for services in
financial management support. (01/21/04, Business
Wire)
Williams Bridge Co., Manassas: $22 million
from Archer Western Contractors for fabrication
and erection of 14,650 tons of steel for nine
bridges as part of the Springfield Interchange
Project. (01/21/04, PRNewswire)
Maximus, Reston: $37.1 million from
Wisconsin’s Department of Workforce Development
for IT services and support of its Wisconsin
Works program. (01/20/04, Business Wire)
Northrop Grumman Missile Systems,
Reston: $3 million from the U.S. Air Force Space
and Missile Command to build a communications
network for military, intelligence and space operations.
The six-month contract has options that could
increase the contract value to $9 million.
(01/16/04, Press release)
Anteon International Corp.,
Fairfax: $12.7 million over five years to provide
information technology services to the Defense
Security Cooperation Agency. (01/14/04, Press
release); $24.8 million over seven years for
research on material testing at the Laser Hardened
Materials Evaluation Laboratory at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Ohio. (01/12/04, Press release)
ManTech International Corp.,
Fairfax: $33.1 million under two contracts from
the Department of Homeland Security for program
management services as well as design and development
of information technology capabilities and infrastructure.
Each contact has a three-month base period and
four one-year options. (01/12/04, Business
Wire)
Science Applications International
Corp., McLean: $826.1 million from NASA
for information technology management services,
primarily at Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville,
Ala. The contract has a three-year base and
two one-year options. (01/12/04, PRNewswire)
American Management Systems,
Fairfax: $26.8 million from state of New Jersey
to design and implement an automated child welfare
management information system. (01/09/04, PRNewswire)
Aurora Flight Sciences Corp.,
Manassas: $16 million from Northrop Grumman
Corp., for design, testing and production services
for the Air Force’s unmanned aerial reconnaissance
aircraft, Global Hawk. (01/09/04, PRNewswire)
MAXIMUS, Reston: Extension
of contract with British Columbia for child
support program. Total value of the three-year
contract is approximately $32 million. (01/08/04,
Business Wire)
Anteon International Corp.,
Fairfax: Six-year, $105 million contract for
systems engineering services to the U.S. intelligence
community in areas such as communications, command
and control, and mission rehearsal. (01/06/04,
PRNewswire); $15.7 million for environmental
support services to the Army at Fort Lewis,
Wash. (01/05/04, Press release)
Information Analysis,
Fairfax: Information technology services to
the Department of the Treasury’s Financial
Crimes Enforcement Network. Total value $9.9
million over three years. (01/05/04, Business
Wire)
Anteon International Corp.,
Fairfax, $56 million over five years from the
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division.
for systems engineering and technical services
for combat support and auxiliary systems on U.
S. Navy ships worldwide. (12/22/03, Press release)
Delta Dental Plan of Virginia,
Roanoke County, $250 million over five years,
to administer dental services coverage for the
Commonwealth of Virginia. (12/24/03, The
Roanoke Times)
