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BlueHalo acquires Md. software company
Tech contractor continues acquisition streak
Arlington-based tech contractor BlueHalo announced Tuesday that it had acquired Annapolis Junction, Maryland-based software solutions provider Asymmetrik Ltd. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. Founded in 2008, Asymmetrik develops software solutions and technology tools to enable the intelligence community’s programs. It delivers open-source intelligence technologies to enable the collection and analysis of publicly
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Northrop Grumman promotes next president of space systems sector
Tom Wilson will succeed Blake Larson
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Tom Wilson will be promoted to corporate vice president and president of space systems for Falls Church-based Fortune 500 aerospace and defense contractor Northrop Grumman Corp. on Jan. 1. “Tom’s leadership experience and achievements in the national security, civil and commercial space markets make him ideally suited for his new role,” Kathy Warden, Northrop Grumman’s
M.C. Dean secures $250M Washington HQ Services contract
Firm to provide electronic and physical security systems for Pentagon
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Tysons-based electrical engineering firm M.C. Dean Inc. won a $250 million contract with the Washington Headquarters Services in Arlington, the U.S. Department of Defense announced Thursday. Under the firm-fixed price, indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity Pentagon Force Protection Agency Integrated Security Services Contract, M.C. Dean will provide a total system approach for providing integrated electronic and
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GDIT wins $829M Defense Intelligence Agency contract
General Dynamics Corp. subsidiary will provide IT help desk services
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Falls Church-based General Dynamics Information Technology Inc. (GDIT) won an $829 million contract with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), the U.S. Department of Defense announced Monday. Under the fixed-price, award-fee task order, the Fortune 500 General Dynamics Corp. subsidiary will provide all IT help desk services for the DIA. Work will be performed at Joint
Metro to keep reduced service levels through end of year
Much of Metro fleet is still sidelined after October derailment
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Metro customers will see reduced rail service through the end of the year, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced Monday. The transit system authority attributed the disruption to its 7000-series fleet, the newest rail cars, still being out of service. These trains make up much of Metro’s fleet but have been sidelined since October.
Stafford supervisor elected to head VACo
Meg Bohmke was elected Nov. 16
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Stafford County Supervisor Meg Bohmke was elected the next president of the Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) at the group’s annual conference in Norfolk on Nov. 16. Bohmke succeeds Fairfax County Chairman Jeffrey C. McKay and becomes the second president from Stafford to lead the association, following Ferris M. Belman who led the group from
Springfield office building sells for $29.3M
Springfield Corporate Center office building is 84% leased
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The Springfield Corporate Center office building sold for $29.3 million, New York-based real estate company Newmark Group Inc. announced Wednesday. Located at 6225 Brandon Ave., the five-story building is 138,830 square feet. The building was constructed in 1988 and renovated in 2014 and 2015 in a $2.7 million program. The property is 84% leased, primarily
Two NoVa office properties sell for $118M, $27.6M
Monday Properties acquires Three Ballston Plaza, Fairview Park office buildings
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Monday Properties has acquired two properties in Northern Virginia, the real estate investment firm and developer announced Thursday. The firm closed deals on Three Ballston Plaza, a 330,000-square-foot office building in Arlington’s Rosslyn-Ballston corridor, for $118 million and a 184,000-square-foot office building at 3141 Fairview Park in the Merrifield submarket of Fairfax County for $27.6
Amazon has hired 3,500 HQ2 workers
Construction on two towers more than half finished
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Amazon.com Inc. has hired 3,500 of its 25,000 planned workers for HQ2, the tech behemoth’s $2.5 billion East Coast headquarters in Arlington. Meanwhile, construction on the two office towers for HQ2’s first phase, Metropolitan Park, is more than halfway complete, company representatives said during a site tour Wednesday. Amazon has added about 500
The Motley Fool hires chief diversity and inclusion officer
Rachel Williams has worked for Yelp, StubHub, Alphabet
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Alexandria-based financial services company The Motley Fool Holdings Inc. has hired its first chief diversity and inclusion officer, the company announced Wednesday. Rachel Williams joined the company on Nov. 12. She will work on recruiting, leadership development, employee engagement and retention. Her focus will also include advising The Motley Fool’s product and marketing teams. Williams