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ManTech International
ManTech International provides advanced technology services to defense, space, intelligence, and homeland security clients, with a distinct commercial-sector...
ManTech International
ManTech International provides advanced technology services to defense, space, intelligence, and homeland security clients, with a distinct commercial-sector practice. The firm’s expertise spans cybersecurity, data and AI, digital transformation, and intelligent engineering—all delivered behind the US government’s security perimeter. In 2026, WashingtonExec named David Hathaway among the top defense officials to watch, signaling the leadership’s rising profile in federal contracting. The firm’s offering is organized into two core national security sectors: Defense & Space and Intelligence & Homeland Security, underpinned by a commercial arm. ManTech’s Advanced Cyber Training Program has served as the primary Computer Network Operations programming trainer for US military and intelligence personnel for over a decade. On the cloud front, a published case study documents the firm optimizing a federal agency’s cloud migration through FinOps principles, negotiating multi-year Azure commitments at a 5% discount and modernizing over 50 applications. ManTech operates from its Herndon, Virginia headquarters with additional offices across the United States—including New York, Palo Alto, and Boston—and international posts in Tokyo and Singapore. The firm placed on Glassdoor’s 2024 Top 50 Best-Led Companies list. In 2026, the firm appointed Sarah Carter as Chief Growth Officer, broadening its executive bench. Structurally, ManTech operates not as a conventional family office or pooled fund manager but as a prime contractor whose client is the US national security apparatus. That alignment means investment posture follows the procurement cycle—technology is built and deployed under government contract, a model that generates mission-specific intellectual property rather than portfolio-company equity.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Herndon
Corporate office
2251 Corporate Park Drive, Herndon, VA 20171, United States
Additional offices
New York, NY · Palo Alto, CA · Reston, VA · Tokyo, Japan · Singapore · Murray Hill, NJ · Boston, MA · Burlingame, CA · Fairfax, VA
Principals
David Hathaway
Executive
Sarah Carter
Chief Growth Officer
Sheila Blackwell
Chief Marketing Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What missions does ManTech support?
ManTech serves two national security sectors—Defense & Space and Intelligence & Homeland Security—alongside a commercial practice. It delivers solutions in cognitive cyber, data and AI, digital transformation, and intelligent engineering, all aligned with classified and sensitive government programs.
How does ManTech source and retain technical talent?
The firm’s Advanced Cyber Training Program has been the leading provider of Computer Network Operations programming training for US military and intelligence agencies for more than ten years. This pipeline of cleared, mission-seasoned cyber operators underpins its workforce, supplemented by veteran hiring initiatives featured prominently on its careers platform.
Does ManTech take equity stakes in technology startups?
Publicly available information does not indicate a venture capital or equity investment model. ManTech operates as a prime federal contractor whose technology development is funded through government contracts, with intellectual property generated in service of specific mission requirements rather than portfolio-company equity.
Where are ManTech's principal facilities?
The corporate headquarters is in Herndon, Virginia. ManTech lists additional US offices in New York, Palo Alto, Reston, Murray Hill, Boston, Burlingame, and Fairfax, along with international locations in Tokyo and Singapore.
Who are ManTech's known competitors?
While ManTech's website does not name competitors, its positioning in cybersecurity, AI, and digital solutions for defense and intelligence agencies places it alongside other mid-tier and large government contractors serving the cleared national security market.
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