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Iron Bow Technologies has partnered with Cisco to offer a cloud-based virtual platform the latter designed to help the Department of Defense access unified communications and collaboration tools.

Iron Bow Technologies has landed one of four spots on a potential five-year, $482.6M indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract through a Federal Aviation Administration contract vehicle to deliver computer-related products and services.

Iron Bow Technologies has partnered with H.I.G. Capital as part of the information technology provider’s efforts to grow portfolio and footprint in the government and commercial markets. Herndon, Va.-based Iron Bow said Thursday it aims to continue to identify organic investment opportunities and acquisition targets through the “equity partnership.” Rene LaVigne, president …

Cisco has selected Iron Bow to help market a cloud-based technology platform for collaboration and communications in the federal sector. Iron Bow said Tuesday it will start to offer Cisco’s instant messaging, voice and video conferencing and web messaging services as part of the Hosted Collaboration Solution for Government. HCS-G received Federal Risk and Authorization …

Iron Bow Technologies has opened a new facility in Tampa, Florida, in effort to support the growth of the company’s Service Select offering and provide client services. The company said Wednesday the 24,000-square-foot office is located at Woodland Corporate Center and features office spaces, training facilities and new technology infrastructure. Iron Bow …

Iron Bow Technologies and Intelligent Decisions are among the companies included in The Channel Company‘s 2015 CRN Solution Provider 500, a list of information technology companies ranked based on sales revenue in 2014. Iron Bow said Tuesday it has climbed in rank from 44 last year to 39 this year, which …

Iron Bow Technologies has been recognized in The Channel Company’s annual CRN Tech Elite 250 list of information technology providers. Rene LaVigne, president and CEO of Iron Bow, said Monday the company’s inclusion in the list for the fifth consecutive year validates Iron Bow’s efforts to “maintain technical excellence.” LaVigne …

Iron Bow Technologies has been selected to a group of 150 “elite” managed service providers for 2015 in the annual CRN Managed Service Provider 500 list by The Channel Company. The Channel Company said Thursday the list recognizes North American technology providers and consultants that worked to help customers achieve operational efficiencies, returns on IT investments …

Rene LaVigne is the president and CEO of Iron Bow Technologies, a Chantilly, Va.-based information technology contractor that works with customers in the public and private sectors. Before joining Iron Bow, formerly known as Apptis Technology Solutions, he served as president of the computing system division at Northrop Grumman and held leadership positions at Federal Data …

Iron Bow Technologies has been selected for two 2014 Cisco Partner Summit Global Awards in recognition of Iron Bow’s business practices. Iron Bow won the public sector architectural excellence award and the U.S. architectural excellence award in the data center category, the company announced Thursday. “Many of our customers are looking …

Iron Bow Technologies has been included in the Elite 150 portion of CRN’s Managed Service Provider 500 list, which recognizes technology providers and consultants in North America for managed services offerings. MSP Elite 150-listed firms are large data center-focused product providers that provide on-premise and off-premise professional services to clients, …

Iron Bow Technologies and All Points Logistics have formed a team to pursue a potential $5.3 billion Department of Veterans Affairs contract for information technology equipment and services. The team will compete to provide laptops, mobile tablets, storage systems, networking applications, security platforms software and related support to the VA under …

Iron Bow Technologies will provide networking and information technology equipment to the U.S. Air Force under a potential six-year, $6.9 billion contract. NETCENTS-2 has three base years and three option years and covers products such as network servers and storage as well as hardware and software systems for biometric and identity …

Rene LaVigne, president and CEO of Iron Bow Technologies, has been selected to receive a Washington Business Journal award for business leadership, success and community involvement. LaVigne will receive the Minority Business Leader award March 21 at the Business Journal’s sixth annual awards ceremony in Washington along with 24 other …

Iron Bow Technologies has achieved a Cisco security certification based recognizing its work in deploying security projects and vulnerability assessments based on benchmarks for customer satisfaction, personnel and support. Cisco’s Master Security Specialization is the highest level of security certification for Cisco partners who demonstrate work in security assessments, designs, …