“Federal technology firm Alpha Omega has appointed Brittney Chappell, a federal acquisition executive, as vice president of capture and Srinivas “Sri” Kothuri, a cloud and digital transformation leader, as VP of IT and solutions.
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The Vienna, Virginia-based firm said Monday the appointments come as it works to realign its business units to support national security and resilience missions.
The company recently named Michael Bruce senior VP of national security to oversee its federal national security portfolio, mission programs and account teams supporting military and federal agencies, including the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security.
“As federal missions become more complex, leadership that can connect strategy, acquisition and technical execution is essential,” said Eric Laychock, chief operating officer of Alpha Omega. “Michael, Brittney, and Sri bring exactly that combination and will help strengthen how we support the national security and resilience missions our customers depend on.”
Who Is Brittney Chappell?
As VP of capture, Chappell will oversee capture strategy and support Alpha Omega’s efforts to help agencies speed up procurement timelines and delivery of mission capabilities.
She has more than 15 years of experience in federal acquisition and procurement supporting government agencies. She has led sourcing strategies and managed contract portfolios valued at more than $1 billion across government organizations, including NASA, the General Services Administration’s Technology Transformation Services, the Department of Transportation, FEDSIM and the Executive Office of the President.
In a LinkedIn post, Chappell said she is excited to join Alpha Omega as VP of capture.
“I’ve spent my career inside the government ecosystem learning how federal acquisition really works, the strategy behind it, the people behind it, and the mission it’s meant to serve,” Chappell noted. “Now, I get to apply that lens from the industry side; helping teams compete smarter and align better with government priorities.”
Who Is Sri Kothuri?
As VP of IT and solutions, Kothuri will manage Alpha Omega’s technical strategy and solution architecture for national security initiatives. He will also serve as lead solutions architect for high-priority capture efforts with a focus on developing proof-of-concept platforms, turning delivery capabilities into scalable offerings and integrating artificial intelligence into existing programs.
Kothuri is a technology leader with more than 25 years of experience in cloud modernization, digital transformation and AI initiatives across federal agencies, including the Department of Agriculture and the National Institutes of Health.
