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V S E Cp

6348 WALKER LANE
ALEXANDRIA VA 22310 USA
P: 703-960-4600
F: 703-960-2688
http://www.vsecorp.com

Profile

VSE Corporation is a diversified Federal Services company of choice for solving issues of global significance with integrity, agility, and value. The company serves as a centralized management and consolidating entity for the Company's business operations. VSE is dedicated to making its clients successful by delivering talented people and innovative solutions for consulting and program management, logistics, equipment and vehicle/vessel refurbishment, engineering, information technology, energy consulting, and construction program management. VSE has three wholly-owned subsidiaries: Energetics Incorporated, Integrated Concepts and Research Corporation (ICRC), and G&B Solutions, Inc.

Key Executives

NameTitle
Chad M. WheelerPresident, Divisional
John A. CuomoCEO/Director/President
Farinaz S. TehraniChief Legal Officer/Secretary/Senior VP
Benjamin A. ThomasPresident, Divisional
Stephen D. GriffinCFO/Chief Accounting Officer/Senior VP

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