DorobekInsider: Winners of the 7th Annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards
November 5, 2009 - 3:00pm
I mentioned that earlier this week, I was at the Coalition for Government Procurement’s Excellence in Partnership awards. Last night, the winners of the 7th Annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards were announced. The GWGCA’s are presented by Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce’s Greater Washington GovCon Council, the Professional Services Council and Washington Technology magazine.
Washington Technology reports:
Four companies and three executives were honored for their achievements during the past year at the annual Greater Washington Government Contractor Awards program Wednesday night.
The seven winners were picked from 36 finalists in seven categories…
As part of the annual dinner, Al Nashman, former president of Computer Sciences Corp.’s federal business, received the hall of fame award for contributions during his career. Nashman, retired from CSC in 1992 after 27 years and is widely credited with creating the business model for government information technology contractors.
The full list of winners:
Contractor of the Year
(less than $25 million)
Dovel TechnologiesContractor of the Year
($25 to $75 million)
High Performance TechnologiesContractor of the Year
($75 to $300 million)
Whitney, Bradley & BrownContractor of the Year
(greater than $300 million)
CACI InternationalExecutive of the Year
(less than $75 million)
Jerry Torres, Torres A E SolutionsExecutive of the Year
($75 to $300 million)
Bill Hoover, American Systems CorporationExecutive of the Year
(greater than $300 million)
Sudhakar Kesavan, ICF InternationalPublic Sector Partners
David Drabkin, GSAHall of Fame Inductee
Al Nashman, Former Executive, CSC
Get more information from the Professional Services Council here.
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