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Bahman Atefi Comments on Alion Team’s $8B Canadian Vessel Award

  Alion Science and Technology‘s Ottawa-based subsidiary Alion Canada will support that country’s 30-year plan to develop new ship platforms and address long-range plans for non-combat vessels on a team awarded an $8 billion contract. Alion and its team members will provide ship design and engineering on vessels including a joint support ship, the Polar [...]

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Alion Cares Donates Thousands to ‘Our Military Kids’ Charity

Alion Cares, the charity arm of Alion Corporation, has donated $47,072 to Our Military Kids, a charity providing after-school care and tutoring to children of Armed Forces personnel. Chief Executive Officer Bahman Atefi and Chief Operating Officer Stacy Mendler presented Our Military Kids Executive Director Linda Davidson with a check for $47,072 in a ceremony [...]

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SAIC’s Walt Havenstein to be Honored as Tech Leader

SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein will be honored at the Thirteenth Annual Technology “Good Scout” Award Luncheon at the Hilton McLean Tyson’s Corner, Va., with DynCorp President and CEO Steve Gaffney serving as event chairman and master of ceremonies. Held Oct. 19, the “Good Scout” Award honors a technology leader in Greater Washington who exemplifies the [...]

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Gen. Michael Hayden Joins Board at Alion

Alion Science and Technology has named Gen. Michael V. Hayden, USAF (Ret.) to the company’s Board of Directors. Hayden has a lengthy government track record, including stints as Director of the National Security Agency, Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence. Other positions include Commander of the Air Intelligence [...]

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Eight Questions for Alion CEO Bahman Atefi



The last time we spoke with Alion CEO Bahman Atefi, his company’s run rate was about $740 million.  Two years later, that rate has climbed to $770 million. Accompanying that growth has been dramatic change. “Today close to half our business is in support of the Navy, naval architecture, and marine engineering,” says Atefi. “I [...]

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