Defense infrastructure modernization and mission-critical system integration
GovTact delivers IT infrastructure, application modernization, and security solutions for U.S. national security programs. The stack reflects a defense-focused organization: Red Hat, VMware, Active Directory, SQL Server, and emerging cryptographic tooling (TLS, GnuPG, HSM) alongside Ansible, Puppet, and Jenkins for infrastructure-as-code. Active replacement of Oracle and SAP signals a shift away from monolithic ERPs toward modular, cloud-native architectures — a pattern matched by concurrent application migrations to PaaS and data center consolidation efforts.
GovTact operates a 51–200-person engineering and security organization supporting U.S. Department of Defense and national security infrastructure. The company specializes in IT infrastructure virtualization, systems deployment, information assurance, and application modernization for mission-critical environments. Current project work spans missile software integration, continuous monitoring implementation, SAP PM/MM replacement discovery, data center migration and expansion, and PaaS application modernization. The hiring velocity is accelerating across engineering (31 open roles) and security (18 roles), with a senior-weighted profile indicating focus on complex, compliance-heavy delivery.
GovTact uses Red Hat Enterprise Linux, VMware, Hyper-V, Active Directory, SQL Server, Ansible, Puppet, Jenkins, and AWS. They are actively adopting TLS, GnuPG, and HSM, while phasing out Oracle and SAP.
Active projects include missile software C2 integration, continuous monitoring tools, SAP replacement discovery, data center migration and expansion, virtualized services deployment, and PaaS application modernization.
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