ManTech, Google Cloud Team Up to Support Government Agencies

ManTech has entered into a partnership agreement with Google Cloud to provide the U.S. federal government with cloud and analytics services.

As part of the agreement, ManTech was named a Google Cloud premier partner. With the label, the Herndon, Virginia-headquartered government contractor can now use Google Cloud’s artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to develop solutions in support of clients within the federal market.

The partnership is part of a strategic focus to jointly support the government’s mission needs, ManTech said.

In a statement, ManTech Chief Executive Officer and President Kevin Phillips noted the company’s overall strategic goal for the agreement: to create and deliver value for clients from the U.S. government.

Phillips, a member of the Potomac Officers Club and a 2021 Wash100 award winner, also said that ManTech and Google Cloud will work on setting a standard for quality, security and innovation in serving the rapidly evolving technology needs of government agencies.

Mike Daniels of Google Cloud also commented on the announcement of the new partnership, saying that the agreement entails the combination of the cloud computing company’s “secure” and “scalable” infrastructure with ManTech’s decades-long of experience in supporting the government.

Daniels, Google Cloud’s vice president of the global public sector, also emphasized that the two companies will help government customers expand their digital capabilities, serve constituents and accomplish their critical missions using the cloud.

The partnership, announced on April 29, follows previous collaborations between ManTech and Google Cloud that focused on the digital transformation of the government, according to Matt Tait, chief operating officer of ManTech.

Tait expects that the two companies will achieve breakthroughs through the dynamic between Google Cloud’s capabilities and ManTech’s more than 50 years of government services experience.