New Headquarters, Renewed Dedication
SAIC's corporate headquarters has relocated to the company's facilities in McLean, Va., from San Diego, Calif., as of September 24, 2009.
SAIC Headquarters Relocates to McLean
SAIC constantly assesses the most effective way to serve our customers and operate our business. This relocation brings our leadership closer to SAIC's federal government customers, enabling the company to better respond quickly and efficiently to critical needs.
Continued Commitment
SAIC will continue to maintain a significant presence in San Diego. And as always, we will maintain our dedication to high quality services, ethical practice, customer focus and technical performance.
Fourth Largest Employer in the National Capital Region
SAIC and its subsidiaries now have approximately 45,000 employees worldwide. SAIC employs approximately 17,500 people in the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. Area, making it the area's fourth largest employer.
Other rankings include:
#1
Top Information Technology Employers
Washington Business Journal - 2009#2
Systems Integrators
Washington Business Journal - 2008#3
Top Government Contractors
Washington Business Journal - 2009#4
Largest Employers in Washington, D.C. Area
Washington Post - 2009#7
Top 100 Federal Prime Contractors
Washington Technology - 2009SAIC is often recognized for our industry leadership in many areas. Click here to view more SAIC industry rankings.
Watch the Ceremony
Watch as Virginia Governor Tim Kaine and SAIC CEO Walter Havenstein announce the relocation.
SAIC Moves Corporate Headquarters to McLean, Virginia
This relocation will consolidate corporate operations near U.S. federal government customers.
SAIC Headquarters
1710 SAIC Drive
McLean, VA 22102
703-676-4300
Photo Gallery
Browse the following images of SAIC's corporate headquarters. These images and others can be downloaded from the SAIC Media Library.
McLean Towers
McLean TowersThe sun is reflected in a window at SAIC's corporate headquarters in McLean, Virginia.
McLean Towers
McLean TowersThere are approximately 17,500 SAIC employees in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area, representing the company's largest concentration of staff.
McLean Towers
McLean TowersSAIC was recently ranked as the area’s fourth largest employer by The Washington Post.
LiDAR Image of McLean Towers Complex
LiDAR Image of McLean Towers ComplexImage of McLean, Va., towers complex from SAIC LiDAR data. Learn more about SAIC's LiDAR technology.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementVirginia Governor Tim Kaine (left) is greeted by SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementVirginia Governor Tim Kaine announcing the SAIC headquarters relocation.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementGovernor Kaine presents Virginia State Flag to CEO Walt Havenstein.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementGovernor Kaine, SAIC Chairman Ken Dahlberg, and SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein reveal the commemorative banner announcing SAIC headquarters relocation to McLean.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementExecutive Vice President and General Manager, Washington Operations Arnold Punaro welcome employees and state and local dignitaries to the event.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementSAIC Chairman Ken Dahlberg prepares to introduce new company CEO Walt Havenstein. During his remarks, Dahlberg mentioned his ongoing role as SAIC chairman.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementWalt Havenstein discusses his role as the new SAIC CEO and the company’s continued corporate commitment to our communities.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementHavenstein presents Governor Kaine with a memento of the event.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementLocal Congressman Jim Moran speaks of SAIC’s 30-plus year commitment to Fairfax County and the State of Virginia.
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Headquarters AnnouncementCounty Board of Supervisors Vice-Chair Penny Gross.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementDignitaries and SAIC executives included (from left) Virginia State Delegate Jim Scott, Virginia Secretary of Commerce and Trade Patrick Gottschalk, SAIC Chairman Ken Dahlberg, Virginia Congressman Jim Moran, Virginia Delegate Margaret Vanderhye, Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, Virginia State Senator Janet Howell, Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Vice-Chair Penny Gross, SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein, and Executive Vice President and General Manager, Washington Operations Arnold Punaro.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementSAIC Chairman Ken Dahlberg, Virginia Governor Tim Kaine, and SAIC CEO Walt Havenstein.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementCEO Walt Havenstein signs the commemorative banner at the conclusion of the event. The banner will be on display in McLean, and employees are invited to sign.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementVirginia Governor Kaine departs SAIC at the conclusion of the event.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementCommemorative banner announcing the headquarters relocation to McLean.
Headquarters Announcement
Headquarters AnnouncementFirst to sign the banner included Ken Dahlberg, Walt Havenstein, Arnold Punaro, and Governor Kaine.
Watch the Ceremony
Watch as Virginia Governor Tim Kaine and SAIC CEO Walter Havenstein announce the relocation.
SAIC Moves Corporate Headquarters to McLean, Virginia
This relocation will consolidate corporate operations near U.S. federal government customers.
SAIC Headquarters
1710 SAIC Drive
McLean, VA 22102
703-676-4300