Business Data

Acterna LLC of Germantown won from the Navy $89,946 for optical reflectometers and $617,400 for telecommunication test sets.

American Sanitary Products Inc. of Millersville won $96,332 from the Department of Commerce for recycled paper.

Chesapeake Systems of Baltimore won $42,650 from the Navy for information technology equipment.

CommIT Enterprises Inc. of Hughesville won $8.66 million from the Navy for engineering and integration support services.

Computer Sciences Corp. of Lanham won $2.53 million from the Air Force for information technology services, including telecommunications services.

Dela Technology Corp. of Rockville won $31,598 from the Defense Logistics Agency for balancer maintenance kits.

DBKB Technologies LLC of Silver Spring won from the Air Force $1,259, $97,691, $5,100, $6,378 and $37,325 to maintain, repair and rebuild equipment.

EA Engineering, Science & Technology won $60.87 million from the Environmental Protection Agency for architectural and engineering services.

Fairchild Controls Corp. of Frederick won $54,045 from the Air Force for aircraft components and accessories.

Hewlett-Packard Co. of Rockville won $621,703 from the Department of Justice for computer hardware.

Integral Systems Inc. of Lanham won $5.82 million from the Air Force to support the Wideband Gapfiller Satellite program.

M&M Welding & Fabricators Inc. of Gaithersburg won $5.48 million from the General Services Administration to refurbish boilers.

Management Systems Services Inc. of Rockville won $67,841 from the Department of Defense for information technology equipment.

Maxim Healthcare Services of Columbia won $141,000 from the Air Force for medical technicians.

MedImmune Inc. of Gaithersburg won $55.1 million from the Department of Health and Human Services to retrofit

manufacturing facilities to produce pandemic influenza vaccines.

MedNovations Inc. of Laurel won $599,392 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for virtual pharmacy services.

MJO Contracting Inc. of Hancock won $21,494 from the Department of Agriculture to build structures and facilities.

Optimum Fiberoptics Inc. of Elkridge won $61,950 from the Navy for fiber optic cables.

POM Energy Concepts Inc. of Annapolis won up to $125,000 from the General Services Administration for buildings, building materials and industrial products and services.

Sodexho Inc. of Gaithersburg won $323,971 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for food services.

Strickland Consulting Inc. of Germantown won $34,390 from the Navy for information technology equipment.

Werres Corp. of Frederick won $2.76 million from the Department of Justice for various forklift components.

Wichitech Industries of Baltimore won $130,536 from the Air Force for aircraft composite repair sets.

Welch & Rushe of Upper Marlboro won $11.38 million from the Postal Service to build structures and facilities.

Source: Targeted News Service

DEALS

M&T Bank of Buffalo, N.Y., opened a full-service branch office at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

Access Intelligence LLC of Rockville, an integrated media company, acquired TradeFair Group of Houston, owned by partners Sean Guerre and David I. Johnson. The deal will expand Access Intelligence’s energy portfolio, according to a company statement. Access Intelligence is a portfolio company of private equity firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson.

Group 1 Software Inc. of Lanham was selected by eScholar LLC of White Plains, N.Y., to continue providing its data integration system.

American Capital Strategies Ltd. of Bethesda and an affiliate invested $125 million in Velocity Financial Group Inc. of Chicago, a new specialty finance company that will provide equipment financing and working capital to middle-market and venture-backed companies. American Capital also invested $38 million in Camp Systems International Inc. of Islip, N.Y., which provides subscription-based maintenance tracking information services to the corporate aviation market.

Fidelity & Trust Bank of Bethesda opened its first branch in Virginia, in Tysons Corner.