Constellis CEO Tim Reardon Wins Fourth Wash100 Award

Constellis CEO Tim Reardon, a Potomac Officers Club member, has bagged his fourth Wash100 award from Executive Mosaic.

Executive Mosaic founder and CEO Jim Garrettson presented the award to Reardon in recognition of his success in driving Constellis' growth and expanding its portfolio, GovCon Wire reported. 

Under his watch, Constellis secured a spot on a potential five-year $6B contract vehicle from the Department of State for diplomatic platform support services.

The DiPSS contract is an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity deal that covers life support services, operations and maintenance and logistics assistance for the Department of State and other government agencies. 

Constellis announced an executive team shake-up in January 2019. Reardon said the executive moves were made to accelerate the company's growth, optimize mission focus and increase operational efficiency. 

“Constellis anticipates significant domestic and international growth with the departments of State, Energy, Homeland Security, Defense, Justice, the intelligence community and many Fortune 500 commercial clients,” Reardon said.

Reardon joined Constellis as CEO in August 2018. Before taking on the role, he served as Leidos' president of defense and intelligence. 

Constellis is a security and investigations company based in Herndon, Virginia. The company specializes in providing risk management, security, humanitarian, training and operational support services to government and commercial customers. 

Wash100 is an annual selection of the most influential personalities in government contracting. The award honors executives and government officials who have demonstrated skills in leadership, innovation, reliability, achievement and vision in the sector.

The recipients of the award are determined through nominations from the government contracting community and the discretion of the Executive Mosaic team.