Vistronix has made a big play to nab intelligence community work by making not one, not two, but three acquisitions in one day of companies that are active in the intell space.
Preferred Systems Solutions closed its third acquisition of 2014 with a deal that brings Government Contract Solutions into the fold and increases its intelligence capabilities.
The Northern Virginia Tech Council honored several companies and executives for their accomplishments but the podium also provided a reminder that the legends of the industry are still worth listening to.
Lockheed Martin has won two contracts with the Air Force totaling $38.8 million to provide contractor engineering and technical services in support of the F-16 aircraft.
Northrop Grumman has named Kenneth Bedingfield corporate vice president and chief financial officer, replacing James Palmer, who will be retiring in 2015.
Wyle has tapped chief operating officer Roger Wiederkehr to be its new CEO after current CEO George Melton steps down at the end of the year. Melton will continue as chairman of the board.
A-T Solutions has won a $4.5 million contract with the FBI’s Evidence Response Team Unit to maintain and expand capabilities within its evidence collection management system.
Booz Allen Hamilton wins $23.3 million contract to provide the Air Force with systems engineering and integration support for a launch and test range system.
