Science Applications International Corp. plans to hire up to 75 professionals in Richmond, Va., to support the Virginia Information Technologies Agency, Virginia Business reported Wednesday. SAIC received a potential $165 million contract in September of last year to help VITA monitor and coordinate multiple IT infrastructure services providers to the state’s executive branch agencies. New hires will […] More

Science and Applications International Corp. has selected North Pointe Commerce Park in Charleston, South Carolina, as location for the government technology services contractor’s new warehouse and production facility. Nazzic Keene, chief operating officer at SAIC, said in a statement published Friday the company considered the site’s proximity to its existing facilities, a U.S. Navy installation and […] More

Science Applications International Corp. has received a U.S. General Services Administration award in recognition of SAIC’s mentor-protege relationship with information technology firm Penobscot Bay Media. SAIC accepted the GSA’s Mentor-Protege of the Year award during a May 13 ceremony held in Washington, the company said Thursday. “We are proud to help our proteges develop their […] More

Nazzic Keene, a three-decade technology industry veteran, serves as a sector president at Science Applications International Corp. She is responsible for customer relationship management, pipeline growth strategy development and program implementation across the organization. Keene joined the company in 2012 as a senior vice president for corporate strategy and planning. Prior to joining SAIC, she […] More

Nazzic Keene, a sector president at Science Applications International Corp., has joined the board of directors of a nonprofit group that supports families of deceased soldiers. Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors holds bereavement seminars, retreats and community-based support groups and offers a resource and information hotline for active duty military family survivors, SAIC said Tuesday. “I am honored […] More

Keene will assist in the foundation’s goal to serve as the “National Park for the Performing Arts” for local and national performing arts communities, SAIC announced Monday. She said the foundation serves the “artistic pursuits” of the arts community both locally and internationally.  Keene is responsible for SAIC’s customer relations, long-term strategic business pipeline expansion […] More

Science Applications International Corp.’s certification as a technology provider to the government and critical infrastructure under the Support Anti-terrorism by Fostering Effective Technologies Act of 2002 has been renewed by the Department of Homeland Security. Nazzic Keene, SAIC sector president, said Wednesday the SAFETY Act Security System Integration Services certification is for the company’s surveillance […] More

Tony Moraco, CEO of Science Applications International Corp., told Defense News in an interview published Wednesday about his decision to retire and the board’s selection of Chief Operating Officer Nazzic Keene to serve as the next CEO.

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Toni Townes-Whitley officially assumed the chief executive post at Science Applications International Corp. on Monday, bringing to the Reston, Virginia-headquartered technology integrator 35 years of experience as a global technology veteran. Townes-Whitley, who is also now part of SAIC's board of directors, has been with the company since June as its CEO-elect.

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Dana Deasy, a former Department of Defense chief information officer and Wash100 Award winner, has been selected to join Science Applications International Corp.‘s board of directors. As a member, he will serve on the board’s Risk Oversight Committee, and his appointment raises the board’s total membership to 11, the Reston, Virginia-based company announced on Friday. “We are delighted […] More

Dana Deasy, a former Department of Defense chief information officer and Wash100 Award winner, has been selected to join Science Applications International Corp.'s board of directors. As a member, he will serve on the board's Risk Oversight Committee, and his appointment raises the board’s total membership to 11. More

Several Virginia-based defense, aerospace and government services companies landed spots on the 2023 Fortune 1000 list, which ranks the 1,000 largest U.S. public and private corporations by total revenue, Virginia Business reported Monday. Boeing and Raytheon Technologies, previously based in Chicago and Massachusetts, respectively, relocated their headquarters to Arlington County in 2022. New to the […] More