Aviation Facilities Co. Inc., a Fairfax-based airport manager, acquired the trade name and assets of AvPORTS, which held airport management contracts, from Macquarie Aviation North America. The contracts are for airport management services for local governments in seven cites and towns in New York and New Jersey. (News release)
Calibre Inc., an Alexandria technology company, received a $50 million contract, over five years, including options, from the Army for tracking and recording energy consumption at Army facilities. The work is in support of a system of energy accountability policies. (Business Wire)
Cambridge Associates LLC, an investment advice and research firm in Arlington, signed a long-term lease for over 46,000 square feet of office space at 2500 Wilson Blvd. Due to continued growth and business, Cambridge needed to expand its operation. The five-story, Class A facility holds 100,000 square feet of office space. (News release)
CSC Inc., a Falls Church technology company, received a $265 million contract from North Carolina to replace its Medicaid management system with one that will offer management of other health services in addition to Medicaid. The deal covers 8½ years, including options. (PRNewswire)
NetWitness Corp., a Herndon provider of network monitoring and threat analysis services, received the Emerging Growth Award from Washington SmartCEO. The honor goes to companies less than three years old in the Washington region that have experienced significant revenue and employment growth. (Business Wire)
Northrop Grumman Corp.’s Reston technology unit received an eight-year, $68 million contract, including options, from the Coast Guard for the design and installation of Nationwide Automatic Identification System, which will transmit and receive data from vessels regarding identity, position, speed, course and other data points. (News release)
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