Anteon Corporation

Anteon Corporation was an information technology and systems engineering company that provided services primarily to the U.S. government, including defense, intelligence, and homeland security agencies. Here is a brief overview of Anteon Corporation:


Founding and Growth



  • Founded: Anteon Corporation was founded in 1976.

  • Headquarters: The company was headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, USA.


Services


Anteon offered a range of services including:



  • Systems engineering and integration

  • Information technology (IT) services

  • Program management

  • Training and simulation

  • Software development

  • Enterprise solutions, including ERP and COTS integration


Industry and Clientele


Anteon primarily served:



  • Defense departments and agencies such as the Department of Defense (DoD)

  • Intelligence community

  • Homeland Security

  • Various civilian government agencies


Financials and Workforce



  • Anteon experienced significant growth over its operational years, both in revenue and workforce.

  • Its success and strategic acquisitions contributed to its expansion and attractiveness in the market.


Acquisitions


As part of its growth strategy, Anteon acquired several companies to enhance its capabilities and market reach.


Acquisition by General Dynamics


In January 2006, Anteon Corporation was acquired by General Dynamics, a major aerospace and defense company. The acquisition aimed to expand General Dynamics' information technology and services capabilities.



  • The deal was valued at approximately $2.2 billion.

  • Post-acquisition, Anteon was integrated into General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) division.


Importance


Anteon played a crucial role in providing advanced technological solutions, supporting national security, and aiding various governmental operations with its high-quality services and expertise.


Though Anteon as a standalone entity no longer exists post-acquisition, its legacy and contributions continue within General Dynamics’ broader service offerings.


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