Planned Systems International, Inc.

Cambridge International Systems designs and delivers innovative and adaptive solutions to counter global threats and enable national security. Founded in 1994, the company has spent three decades protecting critical infrastructure across six continents and more than 70 countries. With 60% multilingual employees, Cambridge brings international expertise to the most challenging domains, including cybersecurity, aviation services, surveillance systems, and critical infrastructure protection. The company operates as a Veteran-owned and Veteran-led organization, delivering capacity-building solutions through engineering, logistics, and cybersecurity support. Cambridge holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, CMMI-SVC Maturity Level 3, and NSA CSfC Trusted Integrator status, demonstrating commitment to industry excellence. From maritime domain awareness to cyber defense operations, Cambridge thinks boldly, goes anywhere, and completes missions right the first time.

Logical Systems Inc. operates at the intersection of operational technology and industrial cybersecurity, defending control systems that run food processing plants, breweries, oil refineries, and water treatment facilities across North America and East Asia. The threat model here isn't theoretical - these are environments where a compromised PLC can halt production lines or worse, and where legacy protocols like Modbus and CIP weren't designed with adversarial actors in mind. LSI's 285-person team works across the full stack of industrial automation - ControlLogix, PlantPAx DCS, Siemens S7 and PCS7, Emerson DeltaV - integrating cybersecurity into systems that often predate modern threat landscapes. The company's technical focus spans process engineering, electrical systems, and information security, with particular depth in Rockwell Automation platforms and SCADA/HMI environments. Their cybersecurity practice isn't bolted on - it's embedded in digital transformation projects that range from initial architecture through enterprise-scale rollouts. That means working with air-gapped networks, serial protocols, and decades-old Allen Bradley PLC5 and SLC500 systems alongside newer Ethernet/IP infrastructure, often within industries where downtime carries six-figure costs per hour. Founded in 1985 and still led by founder Larry Bailey, LSI's longevity in systems integration gives them visibility into how industrial networks evolved from isolated islands to increasingly connected - and vulnerable - infrastructure. Their client base spans sectors under active threat: life sciences facilities handling sensitive IP, water systems classified as critical infrastructure, and metals operations running continuous processes. The work requires fluency in both OT protocols and IT security frameworks, translating between engineers who prioritize uptime and security teams modeling nation-state capabilities.

Systems Technologies, Inc. operates as a C4ISR contractor embedded within defense acquisition programs, delivering SETA (Systems Engineering and Technical Assistance) support across the full lifecycle - from concept development through fielding and sustainment. The company positions engineers, analysts, and program managers directly alongside government customers on mission-critical programs, providing technical advisory work that spans systems engineering, acquisition management, and test and evaluation. The team includes former military personnel and engineers with backgrounds in electronics and communications, bringing operational context to technical decision-making. The firm maintains ISO 9001:2008 certification and markets itself as a reliable partner for defense and civilian agencies requiring hands-on program support. Work focuses on providing independent technical guidance within the acquisition process, where contractors advise rather than execute primary development. Systems Technologies operates in a niche where domain expertise in defense systems, acquisition frameworks, and program management processes matters more than proprietary tooling or product development.

At ICF, we believe our purpose-driven culture is the foundation of everything we build. Our team of approximately 9,000 professionals combines deep expertise with cutting-edge technology to help clients solve their most complex challenges, but what really sets us apart is how we work together. We are not your typical consultants - we are passionate problem-solvers who care deeply about our work and the impact it creates. For over 50 years, we have partnered with governments and businesses to deliver transformative solutions in energy, environment, health, transportation, and digital modernization, all while maintaining a collaborative environment where every team member can thrive. Our culture is built on values that put people first. From our origins as the Inner City Fund in 1969, founded to finance minority-owned businesses, we have grown into a global technology and advisory services provider while staying true to our mission of building a more prosperous and resilient world. We invest in our employees through comprehensive benefits, continuous learning opportunities, and a commitment to work-life balance. Whether we are deploying AI solutions through ICF Fathom, modernizing federal IT systems, or supporting critical social programs, our team approaches every project with the same collaborative spirit and dedication to excellence. We are one ICF, operating in over 80 locations globally, united by our shared commitment to making big things possible for our clients and each other.

We're a team of about 4,000 people building software that helps organizations deliver better customer experiences without the chaos of adding more staff. Most of us work across the globe, serving roughly 10,000 customers in more than 175 countries, and over 80% of the Fortune 100 rely on our platform. We know firsthand how painful contact center operations can be, and we're determined to solve it properly with AI-powered automation that actually works. Our open platform puts behavioral data and Verint Da Vinci AI at the core, letting organizations connect seamlessly with their existing systems instead of forcing them to rip and replace everything. We've built more than 50 specialized bots that handle everything from customer self-service to agent coaching, helping companies increase capacity, lower costs, and see measurable ROI in weeks, not months. We're proud to generate over $900 million in revenue while staying focused on what matters: creating tangible AI outcomes for the world's most iconic brands.

Scientific Systems delivers innovative software-defined solutions that provide crewed and uncrewed systems with the power to navigate, collaborate, and orchestrate at scale in all environments including those that are denied and disrupted. Our exceptional team of engineers, researchers, and military veteran operators create deployable AI-powered autonomy and integrated platforms that can sense, decide, and act with superior speed and scale, shortening decision cycles and establishing dominance across space, sky, land, and sea. For more than three decades, we have developed trusted solutions for all branches of the U.S. military, their laboratories, and other innovation engines. Our Collaborative Mission Autonomy (CMA) software platform enables autonomous platforms to make intelligent decisions and collaborate with one another, enhancing battlefield decision-making and operational efficiency. We pioneer autonomous solutions across all domains of warfare, integrating DevSecOps enabled by Digital Engineering for maximum efficiency and security.