Vibrint wins $1.2B in national security contracts

On April 14, Vibrint announced it has been awarded three new federal contracts valued at more than $1.2 billion over seven years to advance high-performance computing and mission IT capabilities for U.S. national security customers. These awards, secured in 2025, mark a milestone in Vibrint’s accelerating growth trajectory and strengthen the company’s position supporting critical national security missions. The firm anticipates nearly doubling its size and is currently hiring for more than 100 fully funded full-time engineering positions.

“Our team is excited and honored to gain these new opportunities that will allow us to continue reshaping the technology landscape of Defense and Intelligence, disrupting the status quo to meet the needs of warfighters and decision makers faster than ever before,” said Tom Lash, CEO of Vibrint. “These awards reflect the trust our customers place in Vibrint and our extraordinary experts motivated to lead in a new era of defense technology.”

Under these new contracts, Vibrint will deliver secure, reliable and highly available products and services that underpin the customer’s most essential operational and analytical systems. The work includes full life cycle engineering, modernization and sustainment of complex HPC environments, integration of hybrid and cutting-edge platforms, specialized support for mission-unique technical systems, and enterprise coordination across multiple sites and stakeholders.

Vibrint’s team will provide program management, systems engineering, software development, storage engineering, systems administration, cybersecurity engineering, hardware support and solutions architecture across more than 15task areas and three locations. Vibrint will work closely with government stakeholders, more than 30 subcontractor teammates and seven OEM partners to ensure all capabilities align with national security requirements, evolving technology road maps and future modernization efforts.

Source: Vibrint

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