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SAIC, CSC, General Dynamics “Most Admired” in VA

According to Fortune, Virginia-based GovCons SAIC (NYSE: SAIC),   CSC (NYSE: CSC) and General Dynamics (NYSE: GD) were named to the list of “Most Admired” firms in the Old Dominion.

CACI and ManTech were listed by the publication as “contenders.”

Check out all of Virginia’s entries here.

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