Va. man who walked around his home in the buff convicted of indecent exposure, plans appeal

Va. man convicted of in-home indecent exposure

Va. firm awarded $27 million Navy contract for engineering, technical support

Va. firm wins $27 million Navy contract

FAIRFAX, Va. — A Fairfax County company has won a nearly $27 million contract to provide engineering and technical support for the U.S. Navy’s navigation systems in the United States and abroad.

ManTech 3Q earnings jump on high-end defense and intelligence market focus

ManTech 3Q earnings jump on intelligence focus

Lawyer: Sniper John Allen Muhammad to ask for Va. gov for clemency, appeal to US Supreme Court

FAIRFAX, Va. — The attorney for convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad says he plans to ask for clemency for his client who is scheduled for execution next month.

Correction: General Dynamics contract story

FAIRFAX, Va. — In an Oct. 6 story about a $140 million contract awarded to a unit of General Dynamics Corp. by the U.S. Coast Guard, The Associated Press erroneously identified the unit as General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems. The unit that received the contract is General Dynamics Information Technology.

ManTech International receives $23.3M contract from NASA for engineering support services

FAIRFAX, Va. — Government contractor ManTech International Corp. said Monday that it received a $23.3 million contract from NASA for engineering support services.

SRA International says earnings per share could climb as much as 24 percent in fiscal 2010

FAIRFAX, Va. — SRA International Inc. said it expects its fiscal 2010 earnings per share to rise as much as 24 percent year-over-year, and revenue to climb up to 7 percent in the next year.

ICF Resources awarded energy-efficiency contracts with 2 utilities for $34M

FAIRFAX, Va. — ICF Resources Inc. said Wednesday that it received two, three-year contracts valued at $34 million to develop and implement energy- efficiency programs for residential and small business customers for two private U.S.-based utilities.

Obama celebrates new GI Bill, improved education benefits for post-9/11 servicemembers, vets

FAIRFAX, Va. — President Barack Obama said Monday a new GI Bill for those who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan is an investment in both a new generation of veterans and the future of America.