SUBSYSTEMs Secures FAA Logistics Support Services Contract
Subsystem Technologies, Inc. (SUBSYSTEMs), an engineering, analytics and management consulting company based in Arlington, Va., last week announced it will support the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) under a five-year logistics support services contract. The company will under the contract provide roughly 100 employees trained in materiel, space and real estate management as well as real
Subsystem Technologies Wins General Services Administration Contract
The General Services Administration has awarded a contract to Subsystem Technologies, Inc. (SUBSYSTEMs), according to an announcement Monday from SUBSYSTEMs. The One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) Small Business contract is a 10-year, $60 billion multiple-award task order agreement. SUBSYSTEMs received OASIS awards in two pools of the task order contract. The programs position government groups
Subsystem Technologies to Demonstrate Workforce Management Solution at Human Capital Management Government Conference
Subsystem Technologies, Inc. (SUBSYSTEMs) will demonstrate its Information Insight® solution at the Human Capital Management Government (HCMG) training event Dec. 3-5. Information Insight® is a data-driven workforce management solution that enables strategic decision making by government HR managers. The analytics system helps HR managers to gather, visualize and share information from large, disparate sets of
Subsystem Technologies, Inc. Acquires Technology Solutions Firm Alapko, Inc.
Subsystem Technologies, Inc., (SUBSYSTEMs) has acquired technology solutions firm Alapko, Inc. Alapko will be a wholly owned subsidiary of SUBSYSTEMs. Based in Annapolis, Md., the firm was started in 2008 and provides cyber security and budgetary analysis solutions for the Intelligence Community. “Alapko is an outstanding company that provides a perfect strategic fit for our
Dick Bodson Named President of Subsystem Technologies
Dick Bodson, a 30-year veteran of federal IT and management consulting services, has joined Subsystem Technologies (SUBSYSTEMs) as President. Bodson worked with SUBSYSTEMs CEO Sam Malhotra 27 years ago when Malhotra was a systems engineer and Bodson managed systems analysts, both working on Department of Defense Health Affairs programs. “Sam was the technical genius behind
SUBSYSTEMs CEO Sam Malhotra Talks Clean Data and the “Tumultuous” Contracting Environment
Meet Sam Malhotra, CEO of SUBSYSTEMs, a multifaceted company with interests in the areas of Advanced Analytics, Information Technology, Cyber Security, and Management Consulting for the federal government. Malhotra founded SUBSYSTEMs in the late 80s to jump on the (then) decentralization of computer systems. Since its inception, SUBSYSTEMs has won the Inc 500, Deloitte &
SUBSYSTEMs Wins $49.9M Five-Year IDIQ Contract with ARDEC
Subsystem Technologies, Inc. (SUBSYSTEMs) won a $49.9 million five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract to fulfill the requirements of Applied Armament Engineering, Development, and Manufacturing Support for the Munitions Engineering and Technology Center (METC) at the U.S. Army Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) in Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey. Under this contract, SUBSYSTEMs will
Subsystem Technologies Awarded $49.5 Million U.S. Army Contract
Subsystem Technologies Inc. won a $49.5 million contract last week to provide engineering and technical services support to the Department of the Army’s Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center (ARDEC) at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey. “We are thrilled that SUBSYSTEMs will continue as a vital team member in support of ARDEC’s mission,” said Sam Malhotra,
Sam Malhotra’s Advice To His Children: “Chase Your Dreams And Not Money”
Sam Malhotra, CEO of Subsystems, sat down with WashingtonExec to discuss what three pieces of advice he deemed most important for his children to understand. 1. Have your moral compass directed towards your personal values of Respect and Integrity. 2. Work hard and play harder. 3. Money is the outcome of your work and how
Sam Malhotra’s 2012 Outlook: “Cautiously Optimistic”
2012 is here, and with it comes big changes for the Federal IT industry. WashingtonExec gave local executives the opportunity to share their thoughts on where they see the government contracting industry headed. Today’s 2012 Government Contracting Outlook comes from Sam Malhotra, CEO of Subsystems. Sam Malhotra: I have been in this industry for over
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