Bryce Pippert, ManTech’s EVP and GM for Federal Civilian Sector

Bryce Pippert has been serving as ManTech’s executive vice president and general manager for the federal civilian sector since July 2020. 

He leads the unit’s strategy and key initiatives to support the various missions of civilian agencies, including foreign service, space exploration, health care, immigration, and other citizen services, with modern technology and effective data and security use, according to his LinkedIn profile. 

During his tenure, the Virginia-based defense contractor secured a $273M contract to provide the Department of Homeland Security with advanced analytics for border control.

The five-year deal calls for business intelligence support services that will help Customs and Border Protection preempt acts of crime and terrorism. 

Pippert said the company’s analytics, automation and artificial intelligence capabilities enable the organization to analyze large amounts of data to find and deliver actionable and relevant intelligence essential to safeguarding the country.

The organization has been providing analytics services to the CBP since 2017 to help the agency counter terrorist attacks, intercept illegal drugs and other illegal trade, stop human trafficking, discover crime networks and apprehend trade sanction violators. 

Prior to the role, he was senior vice president for the federal civilian business unit at the company’s mission solutions and services group, reporting directly to then MSS President Matt Tait.

For almost two years, Pippert led the group that offers services for the federal civilian agencies’ strategic objectives for modernization of operations, systems and infrastructure.

Before joining ManTech in January 2019, he spent almost 13 years at Booz Allen Hamilton serving in roles of increasing responsibility. Before holding his recent position as senior vice president from April to December 2018, he was a senior associate, principal and vice president. 

Pippert was the CEO for over a year at XBRL Solutions and a director for four years at UBmatrix. 

He earned his bachelor’s degree in philosophy and political science from Wheaton College and his master’s degree in business administration from Columbia Business School, Columbia University.