VSolvit

VSolvit is a woman-owned technology services provider founded in 2005 that works almost exclusively with federal agencies and public sector clients. The firm employs more than 400 people and has operated for nearly two decades, delivering what it describes as secure, scalable and cost-effective solutions to government customers in the United States. Its name is pronounced "We.Solve.it", a phrase that reflects its emphasis on collaborative problem-solving and accountability.

The company's technical work spans several domains: cybersecurity, cloud computing, geographic information systems (GIS), business intelligence, data warehousing and custom application development. In practice this is delivered as cost-optimised cloud integration for mission-critical government systems, geospatial platforms supporting public sector programs, business intelligence and data warehousing systems that turn data into usable insight, and secure enterprise infrastructure. Some of its solutions have been recognised at the national level and launched from the U.S. White House.

Custom application development forms a notable part of the portfolio, with projects ranging from national security operations to vaccine supply chain optimisation and breast cancer screening programs. VSolvit's clients include federal departments and agencies such as the Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), alongside work in defence and national security, public health, and the non-profit sector, including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Engineers and other technical staff at the firm work on problems tied to critical government missions, with stated priorities around compliance, stability, high availability and value for taxpayers. The company describes itself as award-winning and positions technical rigour and accountability as central to how it operates.