Leidos Holdings, Inc. is a U.S.-based science, engineering, and technology company serving government and commercial customers. Headquartered in Reston, Virginia, it operates across defense, intelligence, civil, and health markets, providing systems integration, digital modernization, data analytics, cybersecurity, and mission engineering. The company traces its roots to Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and adopted the Leidos name following a corporate separation in 2013.
For industrial and public-sector clients, Leidos delivers services relevant to the chemical value chain and its regulatory environment, including environmental science and engineering, laboratory and analytical support, hazardous materials and safety programs, CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear) preparedness and detection, and compliance and remediation projects. It also supports energy and utility infrastructure, industrial control systems, and asset performance through engineering, modeling, and data-driven operations.
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Class-A automotive bumper prototype uses 30% recycled polypropylene; technical details to be presented at Startup Autobahn Expo; aligns with upcoming EU ELV recycled-content mandates.
NJDEP grants one-year conditional PCR designation under NJ recycled-content law; firm will seek permanent approval. Resin cleared for food-contact rigid packaging; 10.5M lb NJ feedstock sourced 2025
Independent study shows dissolution recycling converts post‑consumer polypropylene into A3 leave‑on cosmetic grade resin commercially, removing contaminants, retaining performance and lowering CO₂
Ironton turnaround finished early/under budget; record 8.4M lb production (~10M lb feedstock); 5th consecutive revenue growth; two P&G approvals; Q1 net loss $33.4M; liquidity $131M.
Coffee lids now use 25-100% recycled polypropylene from a dissolution process; material retains virgin-like performance, has FDA food-contact clearance and GreenCircle certification.
Will build a 59,000 t/yr PureFive® polypropylene recycling plant in Port of Antwerp-Bruges (ASTRA PP), using P&G dissolution tech; targets 85% GHG reduction and EU regulatory compliance
Flagship facility will pause operations April 1 for about 2–4 weeks to implement reliability and product-quality improvements; company will report results in May.
