Recent federal contracts, deals and bankruptcy filings involving Maryland businesses include the following:

FEDERAL

AAI of Hunt Valley won up to $35.76 million from the Navy for test set systems, accessories and spares.

Absolute Arora J.V. of Laurel won $244,608 from the Navy for obstetrics and gynecology medical assistant follow-on services.

ACG Systems of Annapolis won $291,346 from the Department of State for radios and antennas.

Association for Assessment & Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International of Frederick won $177,040 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for laboratory animal care accreditation services.

BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services of Rockville won $10.90 million from the Navy for engineering support services.

Boeing in Lanham won $8.09 million from the Navy for handheld radio sets.

Dictyon Language Services of Greenbelt won up to $110 million from the Army for education and training services.

Eastern Truck & Trailer of Baltimore won $39,450 from the Air Force for mobile test facility trailers.

Fairchild Controls of Frederick won $667,778 from the Defense Logistics Agency for mechanical housings.

Force 3 of Crofton won $252,904 from the Department of Health and Human Services for information technology equipment.

Gene Logic of Gaithersburg won $52,175 from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences for microarray services.

Information Systems & Networks of Bethesda won $255,614 from the Department of Veterans Affairs for patient food safety and defense services.

Kaydon Ring & Seal of Baltimore won $64,200 from the Air Force for engines, turbines and components.

Mac Business Solutions of Gaithersburg won $36,936 from the FBI for computers.

Marine Air Supply of Frederick won $39,273 from the Defense Logistics Agency for sensitive switches.

McLean Contracting of Glen Burnie won $18.42 million from the Army to construct an offshore sheet pile containment wall.

MedImmune of Gaithersburg won $12.06 million from the Defense Logistics Agency for nasal spray influenza vaccine.

Meggitt Maryland of Germantown won $80,875 from the Defense Logistics Agency for indicator assemblies.

Mele of Rockville won $12.5 million from the Army for radiac sets.

Meso Scale Diagnostics of Gaithersburg won $55,883 from the Agricultural Research Service for kits for ortho-clinical diagnostics.

Potomac Farms Dairy of Cumberland won $33,768 from the Department of Justice for dairy supplies.

Project Management Services of Rockville won up to $5 million from the Army for architectural and engineering services.

SCW of Clinton won $2,781 from the Army to install three air conditioning units.

Synoptics of Frederick won $31,390 from the Agricultural Research Service for gel and blot imaging systems.

TCOM of Columbia won $10.22 million from the Navy for surveillance hardware.

URS Federal Support Services of Germantown won from the Army up to $24.54 million for gaming support services and $122.72 million for professional, scientific and technical services.

Whitaker Brothers Business Machines of Rockville won $3,243 from the Army for compact disks and digital video disks destroyers and $2,656 from the Department of State for paper shredders, bags and oils.

David Williams of Suitland won $80,640 from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for administrative officer services.

Source: Targeted News Service

DEALS

Eurotech of Columbia won $5.6 million from Selex Elsag to provide a high-performance computing system.

TeleCommunication Systems of Annapolis won up to $60.8 million from the Army to provide satellite terminals.

WeddingWire of Bethesda acquired Project Wedding from eHarmony. WeddingWire also signed a multi-year agreement with Internet Brands to provide its Weddingbee.com website with local wedding content. The company also reported raising $400,000 of a $1 million equity offering.

Blue Sky Factory of Baltimore, which provides email marketing and consulting services, was acquired by WhatCounts of Atlanta.

Pennysaver of Hanover, publisher of Maryland Pennysaver, was acquired from Blackstreet Capital Partners of Chevy Chase by All Island Media of Edgewood, N.Y.

RMF Engineering of Baltimore opened at office in Atlanta, led by Vance Nall, previously civil structural department leader in its Raleigh, N.C., office.

Vitamin was selected to provide brand position, Web design and other services to WPM Real Estate Group, Spartan Surfaces and Phoenix Engineering.

USmax of Gambrills won from the Navy a multiple-award contract of up to $50 billion through 2018 to provide systems engineering and other support, and up to $2 billion through five years from the Federal Aviation Administration for contracting services.

Barb Clapp Advertising & Marketing of Lutherville was selected by David M. Smallwood to provide public relations services for his Baltimore City Council election campaign.

PROPERTY

Chesapeake Lodging Trust of Annapolis acquired the 171-room Hotel Adagio in San Francisco for $42.3 million.

BANKRUPTCIES

Rieger Communication Inc.

Frederick

Case 11-24177

Filed 7/8/11

Attorney

Robert K. Goren

301-984-6266

Assets: $1 million to $10 million

Debts: $1 million to $10 million

No. of creditors: 50-99

David’s Westminster Inc.

Westminster

Case 11-24222

Filed 7/11/11

Attorney

Edward M. Miller

410-751-5444

Assets: $100,000 to $500,000

Debts: $1 million to $10 million

No. of creditors: 50-99

All Star Camps LLC

Hyattsville

Case 11-24217

Filed 7/11/11

Attorney

Rowena N. Nelson

301-358-3348

Assets: $0 to $50,000

Debts: $50,000 to $100,000

No. of creditors: 50-99

Dennis Brown Shaolin Wu-Shu Training Center LLC

Largo

Case 11-24192

Filed 7/8/11

Attorney

Shannon Theodore-Lewis

240-296-3488

Assets: $50,000 to $100,000

Debts: $1 million to $10 million

No. of creditors: 1-49

The San Jung Hyun Presbyterian Church Inc.

Rockville

Case 11-24207

Filed 7/10/11

Attorney

Angela Lee

571-278-3728

Assets: $1 million to $10 million

Debts: $1 million to $10 million

No. of creditors: 1-49

Off Broadway School of Dance & Gymnastics LLC

Clarksburg

Case 11-24153

Filed 7/8/11

Attorney

Richard Gilman

301-731-3303

Assets: $50,000 to $100,000

Debts: $100,000 to $500,000

No. of creditors: 1-49

Source: U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Maryland, Greenbelt and Baltimore.