Chugach Alaska Subsidiary Acquires Tech Firm
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A subsidiary of Chugach Alaska Corporation has acquired a San Diego-based tech firm. Chugach Government Solutions (CGS) is now the parent company of Vector Planning & Services, Inc. (VPSI).
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Founded in 1997, VPSI specializes in cybersecurity and information assurance, systems engineering and acquisition management, and IT and cloud system integration. CGS will leverage the expanded technical services expertise to broaden its reach in the federal defense and civilian agency market.
“We are extremely excited to welcome VPSI into the Chugach family of companies,” says Scott Davis, CGS President. “Bringing VPSI into our portfolio was a natural fit to complement and enhance our line-up of technical services, particularly rounding out our cybersecurity and information assurance offering.”
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CGS is a federal contracting division of the Alaska Native regional corporation for coastal communities from Cordova to the tip of the Kenai Peninsula. The CGS Technical Services Division focuses on innovations and emerging technologies. Capabilities include enterprise network/IT, industrial control systems/SCADA, enterprise O&M and administrative services, shipboard systems integration, video technology, engineering support, applications development, data management and warehousing, technical training and support, cybersecurity/information assurance, and support to foreign military sales cases.
VPSI is led by Greg Hammond, who will continue to serve as Subsidiary President. “The entire VPSI team is excited for this new chapter,” Hammond says. “Our unique service mix—when combined with the complex and applied expertise of Chugach within the cybersecurity, IT, and system engineering domain—will enhance our ability to provide system targeted cybersecurity solutions to address ever-changing system threats.”
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