Space Applications Corp

Space Applications Corp. in Santa Ana won a $4.2-million contract to supply the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency with space technology and program control analysis.

Steven Myers & Associates said Monday it agreed to acquire Space Applications Corp., a Vienna, Va., technical services provider, in a $14.7-million stock swap. Newport Beach-based Steven Myers, which provides a variety of management services, said it expects Space Applications to report about $30 million in revenues for the fiscal year ending June 26. Myers said it expects the acquisition to close by May 29.

Steven Myers & Associates Inc., a Newport Beach-based provider of a variety of management services, said it has completed its $14.7 million acquisition of Space Applications Corp. in a stock swap. Space Applications, based in Vienna, Va., provides technical services in space sciences and advanced intelligence technologies, and is expected to produce revenue of $30 million in the fiscal year ending June 26.

Steven Myers & Associates Inc. of Newport Beach said Wednesday it plans to acquire Decision-Science Applications Inc. for $30.9 million in stock and cash, to boost its technical services and non-defense business. SM&A, which helps companies including Lockheed Martin Corp. and Boeing Co. write and secure contracts, said if the merger is approved by DSA shareholders, the addition of more than 230 DSA scientists will almost triple the company's work force. In May, SM&A acquired Vienna, Va.

Paul A. Trevino has been named senior vice president of Sares-Regis Group's multifamily investment division. He will be in charge of all existing multifamily acquisitions and institutional investment properties. Trevino was previously with Clayton Williams & Sherwood and CB Commercial Real Estate Group. * Rhonda Jurs has been appointed national sales manager for GolfGear International Inc. in Huntington Beach. She had been director of telemarketing.

When Space Applications Corp. announced Friday that it plans to move its headquarters from Orange County to Vienna, Va., no alarm was raised by local business-retention agencies, and no red team was mobilized to persuade the tiny company to change its mind.