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General Dynamics, Falls
Church: $6 million contract modification through
General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems,
St. Petersburg, Fla., for production of MK80 Series
bomb bodies for the Army. (05/25/2004, PR Newswire)
Worldwide Security Services, Fairfax:
$23 million from the Air Force to supply armed
guard services to augment security at 11 Air
Force bases worldwide. (5/21/2004, PR Newswire)
Northrop Grumman Newport News, Newport
News: $1.36 billion from the Navy for design
and engineering preparation work on a next generation
aircraft carrier, CVN 21. (05/21/2004, Press
Release)
SI International, Reston: $5 million
from the Army to design, host and operate a
learning management system for the Defense Ammunition
Center in support of current and future Web-based
training initiatives. (05/21/2004, PR Newswire)
Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Richmond:
$1.7 million in government contracts for bio-defense
and clinical trial laboratory support services.
(05/11/2004, Press Release)
General Dynamics, Falls
Church: $16.5 million through General Dynamics
Land Systems of Sterling Heights, Mich., from
the Army in a contract modification for systems
technical support of the Abrams tank. (05/18/04,
PR Newswire)
Maximus, Reston: $5.4 million from the
U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
to administer a program to reconsider eligibility
of beneficiaries determined ineligible for a
Medicare drug discount card or transitional
assistance. (05/17/04, Busienss Wire)
SI International, Reston: $2.9 million
over two years to support the Defense Information
Systems Agency with consulting services to support
roll-out a next-generation Internet protocol
to connect essential military assets around
the world. (05/14/04, PR Newswire)
Anteon International Corp., Fairfax:
$15.5 million over five years from the Naval
Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division,
for engineering and technical services in evaluating
ship survivability. (05/13/04, Press release)
Sensytech, Newington: $1.9 million from
an international coast guard to upgrade previously
deployed bispectoral scanner systems in use
for airborne surveillance applications and search
and rescue operations. (05/13/04, Busienss
Wire)
The Log.Sec Group, a partnership between
Log.Sec Corp., Warrrenton; AlphaInsight Corp.,
Arlington; and TRI-S Inc. of Aberdeen, Md.:
$63 million from the Army to provide a wide
range of IT services under a multi-agency contract.
(05/05/04, Press release)
Xybernaut Corp., Fairfax:
$1 million from the Louisiana Department of Transportation
& Development for expansion of existing project
management solution software. (05/07/04, Business
Wire)
Science Applications International
Corp., McLean: $390 million over three years
from the Army for providing integrated chemical,
biological, radiological and nuclear protection
at 200 defense installations worldwide. (05/07/04,
PRNewswire)
General Dynamics, Falls
Church: Through General Dynamics Information
Systems of Arlington, $18 million contract modification
from U.S. Joint Forces Command for research,
engineering and analysis of joint operational
concepts. (05/07/04, PRNewswire)
Hampton University, Hampton:
$101 million from the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration to build a satellite to
study cloud formation at the edge of space.
(05/06/04, The Virginian-Pilot)
Sensytech, Newington:
$2.36 million contract modification for development
of technology upgrades to subsystems of the
AN/SLQ-25A Surface Ship Torpedo Defense System.
(05/06/04, Business Wire)
United Defense, Arlington:
$96.7 million, including options, for production
of up to seven propulsors for Virginia class
submarines. (05/06/04, Business Wire)
