“Striving to create a Best Place to Work every consecutive year has become a permanent staple in Sentar’s culture and a reminder of the high standard we hold ourselves to when providing expertise to our government customers and partners,” said April Nadeau, Senior VP of DoD Programs.
The award recognizes companies that foster the growth and well-being of their employees through healthy, engaging work environments.
Led by Greg Brown of the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber of Commerce, the ribbon cutting ceremony included Sentar Leadership, team members, and prominent community partners including Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle.
The award recognizes companies that foster the growth and well-being of their employees through healthy, engaging work environments. Employees are sent anonymous surveys that evaluate their satisfaction in a variety of areas, including benefits, culture, and growth opportunities.
CMMI is a capability improvement framework that provides organizations with the essential elements of effective processes that ultimately improve their performance.
The award recognizes companies that foster the growth and well-being of their employees through healthy, engaging work environments.
The award-winning program, DHA Site Assessment and Vulnerability Remediation (SAVR), was developed following the DHA’s implementation of the Medical Community of Interest (Med-COI) enterprise enclave to globally unify Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs). As part of the DHA Risk Management (RM) program, the SAVR team’s overall mission includes minimizing Med-COI’s enterprise current residual risk.
Iron Bank is the DoD repository of security-hardened containers approved for DoD DevSecOps use. As part of the submission process, CodeValor underwent a rigorous auditing and approval process to obtain a continuous Authority to Operate (ATO). Approved containers in Iron Bank have DoD-wide reciprocity across classifications. This enables developers across DoD to easily acquire and integrate CodeValor into their DecSecOps Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipelines to secure their code base and reduce ATO timelines.
The San Diego office, located at 2305 Historic Decatur Road, Suite 100, will operate as a remote location, strategically positioned near existing customer and partner sites in the heart of the region’s former Naval Training Center at Liberty Station.
Sentar and other IDIQ recipients were awarded a $2.4B indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quality, multiple-award contract supporting the Test Resource Management Center (TRMC) in advancing the NCRC vision to deliver an interoperable constellation of facilities enabling large-scale, complex, distributing cybersecurity events satisfying multi-service/multi-domain requirements.
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