ITC FederalIT service provider profile · Fairfax, VA

In their own wordsITC Federal is a mid-sized federal systems integrator based in Fairfax, Virginia, founded in 2006. The company specializes in providing advanced IT services, network operations, and cybersecurity solutions to U.S. government agencies, focusing on national security, law enforcement, and Justice and Homeland Security mission areas. ITC Federal, formerly known as Information Technology Coalition, Inc., rebranded in February 2023. The company offers a range of services, including application development, cloud and infrastructure management, cybersecurity, federal financial systems support, data analytics, and adjudication services. ITC Federal is dedicated to empowering government agencies by delivering efficient, innovative solutions tailored to meet mission-critical needs. With a commitment to trusted relationships and community support through its ITC Cares program, the company has grown significantly, employing between 501 and 1,200 people and generating estimated revenues between $100 million and $500 million.

“Prior to joining ITC, Ryan spent 11 years at ManTech International in various leadership roles supporting multiple DOJ components, including the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) and the FBI.”

“Previously, Fitz served in leadership positions with the Computer Science Corporation (CSC), where he led the pursuit and capture of strategic opportunities, securing over $1B in new single-award contract wins.”

“And to have our employees validate our results through this award is incredibly rewarding,” said Janet Hanoffee, ITC’s Chief Human Resources Officer.”

“Design and architecture: Our certified architects and analysts specialize in assessing business needs and translating them into workable software solutions that are efficient, user-friendly, and maintainable.”

“This NIAP-certified solution provides government organizations and commercial enterprises with a proven, highly secure connection over any transmission medium, from cellular to Wi-Fi to MPLS.”