- B&A has opened a new site in Madison, Alabama
- The facility will host design, prototyping and testing work
- Huntsville officials joined the Sept. 29 grand opening
Federal IT services provider B&A has opened a 45,000-square-foot facility in Madison, Alabama, to support defense, intelligence, space and federal law enforcement customers in the Huntsville-Madison region.
The company said Tuesday it held a grand opening for the Wall Triana Highway site on Sept. 29. Company leaders and employees attended the event, along with Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle and representatives from the Huntsville/Madison County Chamber and the office of Rep. Dale Strong.
What Will B&A’s Madison Facility Support?
The new site gives B&A dedicated space, technical staff and integration resources to design, prototype, test and deliver solutions for government customers.
Work at the facility will cover specialized engineering, technology development, hardware and systems integration, intelligence, and test and evaluation in support of defense, space and national security clients.
B&A CEO Jonathan Evans said the facility reflects the company’s long-term commitment to the Huntsville area and the missions it supports.
“We’re investing in the people, partnerships, and capabilities that allow us to contribute to the nation’s missile defense, space, and intelligence missions for years to come,” Evans said.
What Is B&A?
B&A is a portfolio company of DFW Capital Partners. The McLean, Virginia-based company provides IT and mission solutions to the executive, legislative and judicial branches of the U.S. government, focusing on national security, defense and intelligence.
Its cleared workforce supports intelligence, geospatial and mission analysis, data science and analytics, human capital management, application transformation, engineering and integrated solutions, cybersecurity, and enterprise content management.
B&A has expanded its intelligence and defense portfolio through a series of acquisitions. In July 2025, the company acquired Hexagon US Federal’s Strategic Services and Solutions business unit. In January, it purchased Celestar to expand its intelligence capabilities.
In September, B&A completed its acquisition of Intelligent Waves. The deal added the GRAYPATH, Phantom and STRIKE products, which support Department of War and special operations forces programs.
