• Wednesday, April 21, 2021

News- HPTi’s Tim Keenan Wins GovCon Award

High Performance Technologies, Inc. (HPTi) won the Contractor of the Year award for companies with $25-$75 million revenue. HPTi provides technology services and is currently responsible for several high-end solutions with the federal government.

Located in Reston, VA, HPTi employs over 300 people and grosses over $70 million in annual revenue. The company predominately provides program management, computational science, systems engineering and software development. HPTi seeks to nurture the creativity of their respective staff.

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