Carter-Lambert Divisions, LLC

Government customers are the whole market for this Maryland contractor, which has operated since 2006 from a headquarters in Waldorf. It holds status as a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, a small disadvantaged business and a certified HUBZone company, and it says it has an accounting system that meets Defense Contract Audit Agency requirements. Its stated aim is to make complex programs simple.

Cybersecurity for agencies and commands

The cybersecurity practice supports programs, projects and business objectives, compliance requirements, and work for agencies, departments and commands. The firm says its staff hold clearances, and the work includes security architecture, design and deployment, computer network defense, and the development of information assurance policies and procedures.

Systems engineering and logistics

Engineering services cover systems engineering and requirements analysis, full life cycle management from design to sustainment, and the integration of emerging technologies into systems that are still under development. The team also prepares engineering documentation, supports configuration management, brings in emergency management concepts, and provides test and evaluation resources. Logistics management concentrates on supply chain management for government agencies. The company says its logistics teams come from industry and the military and have been tested in demanding settings, and its government support services draw on more than thirty years of industry knowledge. Defense and government planning support includes logistical planning, dedicated warehouse operations, facility management, inventory planning and visibility, reengineering and consulting, and staff resources.

Program, project and training support

Program and project management is described as support for government programs that bring change, re-engineering and process improvement, including getting buy-in from customers across the life of the work. The same practice offers training and construction services. Information technology services include operational and software testing.

Customers in defense and government

Its customers include the Department of Defense and federal agencies, along with state and local governments. Smaller and medium-sized businesses can use it for regulatory consulting to keep up with rules that affect them. The company also developed an employee time and attendance product.