Constellis is a family of non-financial risk management companies based in Reston, Virginia. It is comprised of companies such as Centerra, ACADEMI, OMNIPLEX, Strategic Social and Edinburgh International. Contellis' offered services intend to uphold humanitarian interests and protect people and infrastructure around the world. Founded in 2010, the company is currently working under a blanket purchase agreement from the Department of Homeland Security on the background investigations program.
Cornerstone Defense was founded in 2011 and is an information services company that works with federal intelligence, defense and space customers. Their team's services span cloud architecture, enterprise engineering, network engineering, security and application and software development. Based in Hanover, Maryland, Cornerstone is currently working under a prime contract with the U.S. Navy to support the F-35 Joint Program Office by producing data ingest and traceability.
Concurrent Technologies Corporation is a nonprofit defense and space contractor that serves approximately 600 clients in the business, science and technology communities. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, CTC specializes in engineering and manufacturing, IT and readiness services. The company operates via combined research and development and test and evaluation practices. They have worked on contract with a Boeing subsidiary to construct antenna masts for Navy Surface Ships.
In business since 2000, CyberCore Technologies is a lifecycle information technology services company that works primarily in cybersecurity, data analysis, IT support and software development. The company partners with both federal government and corporate customers, with a particular emphasis on Department of Defense collaborations. They have also worked with the Social Security Administration. CyberCore has been recognized for its supply chain risk management services and is based in Elkridge, Maryland.
Criterion Systems is a Vienna, Virginia-based cybersecurity and information technology services provider to the U.S. government. Criterion's specialties include cloud/data center management, IT infrastructure operations and systems engineering. CS is currently working under a $20 billion contract vehicle from the National Institutes of Health implementing IT services in 10 task areas that encompass commercial and non-commercial pursuits. The company was established in 2005.
Day & Zimmermann is a construction and engineering contractor based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. D&Z performs staffing and defense work for commercial and federal clients and specializes in maintenance, munitions and government services. Founded in 1901, they frequently collaborate on projects with the U.S. Army and have done notable work on nuclear power plants. D&Z is currently working under a U.S. Army Grenade and Consolidated Fuze contract until 2026.
Dell Technologies is a Round Rock, Texas-headquartered family of information technology and services companies. Dell offers hardware, software and service work via three subsidiary groups: Infrastructure Solutions Group, Client Solutions Group and VMware. In terms of public sector-facing work, Dell has partnered with the National Nuclear Security Administration and the Defense Health Agency, among others. The company was founded in 1984 and is currently under contract with the U.S. Army.
Chenega Corporation is an Alaska Native village family of companies that works with clientele who span the defense, intelligence and federal civilian markets. Founded in 1974, the corporation is based in Anchorage, Alaska but has subsidiary companies located across the U.S. Their security arm, Chenega Global Protection, is headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia. CGP is currently working under a $581 million contract to provide support services to NASA.
Established in 2016, Dragos is a company that offers industrial cybersecurity services intended to help commercial and government organizations protect themselves in the internet age. Their strategy involves diffusing problematic situations before they become crisis situations and they are particularly interested in utilizing the Internet of Things technology to extend their security services across industries like power and water utilities, energy and manufacturing. Dragos is based in Hanover, Maryland.
Data Systems Analysts is an information technology and consulting services company in business since 1963. The employee-owned company works with U.S. federal government customers to provide systems engineering and integration, software development, data analytics, cloud services and cyber operations and security, among others. DSA is based in Trevose, Pennsylvania and has collaborated with such government branches as the Justice Department, the Defense Intelligence Agency and the U.S. Army.
DLH is a company that works with large-scale health services organizations in order to offer technology-enabled healthcare, medical logistics and readiness enhancement aid. The company is based in Atlanta, Georgia and its three main focus areas are: defense and veterans health services, human services, and public health and life sciences. DLH was founded in 1969 and is currently partnered with the Department of Veterans Affairs on a contract until 2026.
Amazon Web Services offers cloud computing platforms and APIs to individuals, companies and governments across 190 countries. Established in 2006, its data centers are located in the U.S., Europe, Singapore and Japan and host over 200 fully featured services. Their users span all industries and AWS supports infrastructure technologies such as compute, storage and databases as well as up-and-coming practices like machine learning, AI, data lakes and analytics and IoT.
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