Federal IT contractor TekSynap has leased 26,500 square feet on the second floor of Boston Properties' Reston Town Center in Northern Virginia. The company, which provides cloud integration, cybersecurity, software development and IT modernization services to civilian, defense and intelligence agencies, will relocate from its current location at 1900 Oracle Way less than a mile away.
The long-term lease represents a vote of confidence in Reston Town Center's appeal to federal contractors, a core tenant base in Northern Virginia's tech-heavy corridors. TekSynap's move keeps the company within the same submarket while upgrading to Class A space at the mixed-use property, which sits near the Silver Line metro station and offers amenities geared toward government and defense sector tenants.
For landlord Boston Properties, the deal fills a significant floor plate at the 1.1-million-square-foot property and strengthens its federal contractor roster. Reston Town Center has long attracted tenants seeking proximity to Northern Virginia's concentration of defense, intelligence and federal civilian agencies based in Arlington, McLean and Washington.
The lease benefits TekSynap by anchoring the company in a location with immediate access to metro transit and a built-in talent pipeline of cleared professionals and IT specialists. Relocation costs remain minimal given the short distance. For competing properties in Reston and nearby submarkets, this deal signals continued tenant demand despite broader office sector headwinds.
The transaction also reflects TekSynap's growth trajectory. A company expanding from one location to another indicates revenue expansion and workforce growth, typical for federal contractors riding sustained defense spending and digital modernization contracts. The company's focus on cybersecurity and cloud integration aligns with federal agency priorities and budget trends.
For Reston Town Center, the TekSynap lease fills vacancy while maintaining institutional-quality ten