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ManTech Looks to Expand Cloud Computing Reach with New Tech Integration Facility; Bill Varner Comments
The facility is next to the Buckley Air Force Base and was constructed to provide infrastructure support work for national security programs, ManTech said Friday.
Bill Varner, president of ManTech’s mission, cyber and intelligence solutions group, said the company’s integration centers build cloud computing platforms and other technologies.
“This new integration center is a strategic addition to our Hanover, Maryland, facilities and will support ManTech’s growing secure cloud platforms and other innovation initiatives,” Varner said.
“Our talented experts continue to create forward-thinking solutions, and we are proud to provide the best resources so that they can continue to drive game-changing solutions in the cyber security and technology fields.”
Varner added the Aurora hub was also built to complement the company’s existing facilities in Hanover, Md.
Nearly 50 federal agencies work with ManTech military readiness, data security, border protection and anti-terrorism projects under close to 1,000 contracts.