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Tech company leaving Los Angeles for Virginia suburbs of DC
Dated: April 3 2024
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The Aerospace Corp., a nonprofit government contractor that bills itself as running the nation’s only federally funded research and development center “committed to the space enterprise,” officially relocated its headquarters from El Segundo, California, to Chantilly on Thursday.
The organization, which provides technical expertise in space-related science and engineering, has no plans for “significant relocation” of its more than 4,600 current employees, according to a news release, and the 2,800 employees currently in El Segundo will remain there.
According to an Aerospace spokesperson, the company has more than 750 employees based in Chantilly plus 1,000 employees based in various locations in the Washington, D.C. area.
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