Huntington Ingalls Industries

W International is a manufacturing company specializing in large, complex metal fabrications. It serves the aerospace, automotive, defense, and energy sectors, producing components using a range of materials such as armor, aluminum, titanium, invar, and steel.

Alion Science and Technology Corporation, based in McLean, Virginia, delivers a diverse array of scientific, engineering, and information technology solutions primarily to the defense, homeland security, and energy sectors in the United States. The company specializes in naval architecture and marine engineering, offering comprehensive technical services that encompass mission analysis, design, production supervision, and logistics support for both commercial and naval applications. Additionally, Alion provides military transformation analyses, logistics management, operational training, and infrastructure risk assessments to enhance defense operations. Its modeling and simulation services enable clients to evaluate potential event outcomes, while technology integration includes system design and facility engineering. Furthermore, Alion's information technology division focuses on system concepts and trade-off studies, and its energy and environmental sciences segment is dedicated to energy production and environmental protection. Founded in 2001, Alion plays a critical role in supporting national security initiatives and advancing technological solutions for various governmental and commercial needs.

Sea Machines Robotics, Inc. is an autonomous technology company based in Boston, Massachusetts, specializing in the development and manufacturing of autonomous control and navigation systems for the commercial marine and boating industries. Founded in 2014, the company creates advanced control systems designed to improve operational safety and efficiency for various marine applications. Its product lineup includes the SM300, which allows for remote command of vessels; the SM200, facilitating integrated control for collaborative operations; and the SM400, an AI-powered situational awareness system tailored for container ships. Additionally, the company offers the RC NXT, a remote command system for existing and new marine vessels, and the DP-NXT, which enables traditional vessels to operate with minimal or no crew onboard. Sea Machines Robotics also provides solutions for unmanned applications, including bathymetric survey vessels and subsea asset inspections, focusing on sectors such as shipping, offshore energy, and maritime logistics.

Fulcrum IT Services, LLC is a Virginia-based company that delivers comprehensive information technology and consulting services primarily to federal government clients. Established in 1985 and formerly known as Government Micro Resources, Inc., the company specializes in various sectors, including defense, intelligence, education, and healthcare. Its offerings encompass cloud technology, data management, software and systems development, and enterprise IT, alongside extensive cyber security solutions such as risk management, system validation, and disaster recovery planning. Fulcrum also provides healthcare IT solutions, program management, and human capital consulting services, focusing on workforce analytics and leadership development. With a commitment to advanced technology and research, Fulcrum plays a vital role in supporting the operational needs of its clients through tailored solutions that enhance efficiency and security.

G2, Inc., established in 2001 and headquartered in Annapolis Junction, Maryland, specializes in digital information management and cybersecurity solutions. The company offers a suite of services, including managing dispersed cyber sensors, creating custom rulesets for network traffic monitoring, and providing data science and analytics, edge computing, and enterprise identity management. G2 also offers national cybersecurity guidance and commercial assessment services. As of 2018, G2 operates as a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc.

Camber Corporation, a government services company headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama. Camber is a $364 million revenue generating, pure-play provider of sophisticated mission-based and information technology solutions. Major customers are the U.S. Navy and the U.S. Army; Federal and civilian customers to include the Administrative Office of the United States Courts and the U.S. Postal Service; and the intelligence community. With its strong position and capabilities in growth areas, including agile software and network engineering, modeling simulation and training, unmanned systems, systems engineering, and data analytics, Camber significantly broadens HII’s existing service offerings and customer base.

Engineering Solutions -The Columbia Group is develops and builds specialized manned and unmanned undersea vehicles for military customers.

UniversalPegasus International specializes in providing project management, engineering, and construction management services for the energy sector. The company offers a range of expertise, including engineering, design, survey, and construction management personnel, aimed at facilitating the safe, reliable, and efficient movement of energy to both domestic and international markets. With a focus on delivering high-quality service, UniversalPegasus International strives to enhance project efficiency and value for its clients in the energy industry.

The S.M. Stoller Corporation, founded in 1959 by Sydney M. Stoller in New York City, specializes in environmental, nuclear, and technical consulting services. Initially focused on providing support to the commercial nuclear power industry, the company expanded its services over the decades, particularly after relocating its headquarters to Boulder, Colorado, in 1984. Stoller now offers a wide range of services, including environmental and nuclear waste management, environmental remediation, infrastructure development, and ecological planning. The company serves both federal government and private sector clients, positioning itself as a key player in environmental remediation within the Department of Energy complex and beyond.