History
Apptis, formerly known as PlanetGov, was founded in 1983 as a provider of network support services to government agencies. In 1998 the company was recapitalized with new leadership that continues to drive the company today.
In 2003, strategic measures were taken to expand capabilities in enterprise-wide IT solutions and to gain domain expertise in key sectors of government and the healthcare industry. As part of this effort, PlanetGov joined with several seasoned mid-sized companies (General Data Systems, Technology and Management Associates, and KMR) with focused technology and management proficiencies within the FAA, Department of Defense (DoD), Department of State, Department of Veterans Affairs, DoD Medical, and Military Health Systems. The resources of PlanetGov, GDS, TMA and KMR combined to create Apptis. In 2004, Apptis acquired SETA Corporation, a well-respected systems integrator and technology solutions provider for the DoD.
With 2006 pro forma gross revenues of $780 million, Apptis has locations in 35 states and 10 countries. Apptis was named 17th on Washington Business Journals list of private companies, ranked by 2006 revenue.
Among the awards Apptis has recently received:
2008
- SmartCEO Magazine recognizes Apptis as Future 50 – Greater Washington’s fastest growing companies.
2007
- 17th on Washington Business Journal list of private companies, ranked by 2006 revenue
- Cisco 2006 DataCenter Partner of the Year
2006
- 13th on Federal Computer Week Top 75 System Integrators for 2006
- ATCA Lifecycle Management Award
- 8th on Washington Business Journal Top Systems Integrator List
- 43rd on the Washington Technology top Fed 100 Listing
- Omega Northface Award for exemplary customer service for 2005, third consecutive year
- Cisco 2005 U.S. Enterprise and NY Metro Security Partner of the Year
- Cisco 2005 U.S. Federal Security Partner of the Year
- Cisco 2005 U.S. and Canada Security Partner of the year
For a complete listing of Apptis Awards, click here.
