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Established in 1998, Core Technologies, Inc. (CTI) is a Woman-Owned, Minority-Owned Small Business Enterprise primarily engaged in providing a diverse range of communications services and solutions. Since the Company’s inception, CTI has become a full service telecommunications solutions and information technology integrator that provides services inclusive of design, engineering, procurement, installation, and maintenance services. CTI’s core competencies are focused in the following industry disciplines: Audio/Visual Communications, Wire and Cable Infrastructure, Telecommunications, Carrier Services, and IT Asset Recovery services. CTI has provided a wide variety of solutions to numerous federal agencies under the GSA GWAC 8(a) STARS II program, which was previously awarded.
BALSAM TECHNOLOGIES is a Gloucester, MA-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
glaser technology is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Headquartered in Winter Springs, Florida, Advanced IT Concepts, Inc. (AITC) is a Cybersecurity, Information Technology (IT) and Training Solutions Systems Integrator focused on the federal government and the Department of Defense. With efforts in Germany, Belgium, Korea, Honduras, Saudi Arabia, and several other countries, AITC offers its customers a true global reach. AITC is an SDVOSB certified small business. Visit our website for more information at www.aitcinc.com and to see our different office locations.
Qadium was founded in 2012. We were seeded by the Pentagon`s blue-sky research arm, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), to prototype next-generation data and network analysis technologies. In its early R&D work, Qadium invented aspects of its relationship-based search engine, global sensing platform, and associated analytic modules. The co-founders of Qadium met while working together as technical consultants on a special project at DARPA`s headquarters. We have since grown from a small group of algorithms experts into an enterprise software company focused on Internet sensing products. Qadium is now backed by top Silicon Valley venture capitalists, including Peter Thiel (Founders Fund) and Scott Sandell (NEA), and a rapidly growing network of commercial customers and partners.