HII Mission Technologies is the JADC2-focused division of shipbuilding company Huntington Ingalls Industries. The McLean, Virginia-headquartered subsidiary concentrates on C5ISR systems, introducing artificial intelligence and machine learning as battlefield technologies and defensive and offensive cyberspace strategies. Formerly known as HII Technical Solutions, their team also offers platform modernization and critical nuclear operations. They frequently collaborate on projects with the U.S. Army and Navy.
Robert Zitz & Associates, LLC is a consulting company that concentrates on defense, homeland security and intelligence sector customers. Their Alexandria, Virginia-based team offers services such as business development, strategic planning, proposal development, technology insertion and advisement. The firm is led by Robert Zitz, an executive with a diverse background in both the public and private sectors, holding prior roles at Leidos, Maxar, the National-Geospatial Intelligence Agency and the CIA.
Hughes is a satellite network and communications company that serves customers throughout the public and private sectors. Known for their flagship internet service HughesNet and owned by EchoStar, Hughes offers broadband equipment and services; managed services with software-defined networking; and end-to-end network operation. They have partnered with General Atomics Aeronautical Systems to create a modem for a U.S. Army unmanned aircraft system and are working under a $250M OneWeb contract.
HighPoint Digital is an information technology company that collaborates with U.S. government clients. Its team offers contact center optimization, project/program management, data analytics and software development, among other services, to over 15 civilian and defense agencies. Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, HighPoint also specializes in quality assurance, customer experience consulting and digital transformation. They are currently working under a contract for software and application support from the Federal Communications Commission.
Juniper Networks is a computer network company that offers 5G and cloud platforms. With information technology networking, routers, switches, cybersecurity, virtual private networks and their Junos operating system, Juniper's team of 9,000 international employees serve public and private sector customers alike. Based in Sunnyvale, California, Juniper has strategically partnered with organizations such as Capgemini, Ericsson, IBM and NTT and strives to provide an agile and secure network approach.
LeoLabs is an organization that devotes its services to satellites in low Earth orbit. Headquartered in Menlo Park, California, LeoLabs constructs and maintains ground-based, phased array radars to monitor satellites and the debris that could potentially collide with them in LEO. Utilizing data analytics and upholding space domain awareness, LeoLabs works to support operational, regulatory, defense and insurance goals for the burgeoning networks and economy developing in the LEO ecosystem.
LinQuest is a defense and aerospace contractor based in Los Angeles, California. The company offers engineering, testing, operation and maintenance of C4ISR, information and cyber technologies to national security and industry clientele. LinQuest designs and constructs products ranging from intricate systems and architectures to highly elaborate apparatuses made up of families of systems. The organization is currently executing technical services for Eglin Air Force Base under a $46B USAF contract.
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise is the information technology spin-off company of HP. Specializing in servers, storage, networking, containerization software and consulting support, HP Enterprise became a separate company from HP in 2015, with the latter organization handling the prior single company's personal computer and printing products. Headquartered in Spring, Texas, HPE is an edge-to-cloud-focused entity that works with customers internationally and has partnered with NASA to test artificial intelligence technologies in space.
Koniag Government Services is a Native-owned contracting company that partners with defense and civilian customers. Headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia, Koniag's core capabilities include enterprise services, professional services and operational management, as well as a variety of technical offerings. KGS has collaborated on projects with the Defense Health Agency and the Department of Agriculture and its Brillient subsidiary is currently working under a $104.9M contract from U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services.
KPMG is a network of professional services firms that operates in 146 countries and territories. Considered one of the Big Four accounting businesses, KPMG specializes in audit, tax and advisory services for its wide range of clientele, including those in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Based in Amstelveen, Netherlands, KPMG is currently working under a $990 million contract from the U.S. Air Force for management consulting services through 2025.
Janes is a company that provides open-source defense intelligence to a range of organizations, including government agencies and military manufacturers. Their work aims to embolden the decision-making of militaries, governments and defense companies. Headquartered in Coulsdon, UK, Janes concentrates on four types of intelligence: threat, equipment, defense industry and country. The Janes team attempts to structure and organize open-source data, tailoring it to the individual needs of its customers.
H2O.ai is an artificial intelligence-based cloud technology company whose flagship platform is used in a variety of industries, including telecommunications, banking/financial, insurance and healthcare. The Mountain View, California-based team utilizes automated machine learning, time series forecasting and responsible AI to power its services and attempt to push forward and democratize the AI field. They have partnered on various endeavors with IBM, Capgemini, Cloudera, Google Cloud and Amazon Web Services.
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