LOCAL BRIEFING
LOCAL BRIEFING
Friday, July 13, 2007; Page D04
CONTRACTING
Stanley Wins Army Deal
The Army has awarded a $267 million contract to Stanley, an Arlington company that provides systems integration and professional services to government agencies.
Under the terms of the five-year contract, Stanley will provide maintenance, supply and production to two Army units, the Field Logistics Readiness Center at Fort Campbell, Ky., and the Bluegrass Army Maintenance Activity in Lexington, Ky.
FOOD
2 Poultry Plants to Expand
Allen Family Foods, a Delaware poultry producer, plans to expand its processing plants in Hurlock and Cordova, Md., and add 750 jobs over the next several years, Maryland officials said. The company currently employs 1,270 workers at the plants.
Allen will receive $1.7 million from Maryland to expand its roaster processing plant in Hurlock.
At least 51 percent of the new jobs will be filled by workers with low and moderate incomes. They must be paid at least 150 percent of the federal minimum wage of $5.15, plus benefits.
EXECUTIVES
New Hire to Help CACI Find Acquisitions
CACI International, which provides information technology to government agencies, hired Richard F. G. Miller to help find acquisitions, marking the third senior-level management change at the Arlington firm in two weeks.
Miller previously worked for USEC, a supplier of enriched uranium fuel in Bethesda. Miller identified more than 80 acquisition targets for USEC, CACI said. His title will be executive vice president for corporate development.
CACI this month promoted Paul Cofoni to president and chief executive officer, replacing Jack P. London, who stepped down after 23 years but remains chairman. William Fairl replaced Cofoni as president of U.S. operations.
CACI has made 36 acquisitions in the past 15 years, a key element in the company's growth. Two purchases were completed this year to help increase sales in defense and homeland security services.
Compiled from reports by Washington Post staff writers, the Associated Press and Bloomberg News.
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