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Sincerus Books State Department Program Support Contracts; Glen Schuhmacher Quoted

Sincerus Global Solutions, has booked multiple contracts worth more than $40 million combined to support nine State Department programs abroad.

The company said Tuesday the awards build upon its experience helping clients manage global security sector reform efforts.

Arlington, Virginia-based Sincerus offers expeditionary mission support, project management, training, strategic advisory services to clients across the globe.

“This new programming highlights how Sincerus is differentiating itself with a proven sustainable delivery framework that ensures continued impact after a project ends,” said CEO Glen Schuhmacher.

“Our efforts rely on the application of holistic analysis of the gaps that must be bridged and an understanding of what is actually happening on the ground at the communal, regional and national level,” added Eric Sedlacek, the company’s vice president of business development.

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