Leidos participated in a successful project to destroy all remaining chemical weapons in the Department of Defense's inventory and associated manufacturing facilities. This historic effort was completed in early July, and throughout the process, Leidos offered technical and program support for multiple DOD organizations, the Reston, Virginia-based organization announced on Wednesday. According to James Ridgely, senior program manager at Leidos, the company's work encompassed technical expertise, engineering support, compliance with treaty mandates and planning analysis for technical and program efforts as well as public engagement. "Leidos personnel have been side-by-side with government teams and contributed significantly to key technical and programmatic decisions that led to the safe completion of operations. We're proud to have been part of making the world a safer place by eliminating these deadly weapons," he said.