From our first contract with the Department of Energy, our projects have involved highly visible clients. For almost all of our projects, Computech has been the prime contractor - rather than a subcontractor. Why? Because the firm and our staff thrive on challenges and opportunities. Together, we prefer to work with a client in setting a direction and responding to the "impossible" - the role we feel is most often reserved for the prime contractor.

A brief timeline

• 1979: Computech founded in Bethesda, MD
• 1983: Began 13-year relationship with Special Industrial Radio Services Association to build and deploy an integrated frequency management system.
• 1991: Began work on federal budget management system for the Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
• 1992: Began work with the Kingdom of Thailand.
• 1996: Hired 50th employee. Began contract with U.S. Bureau of Customs & Border Protection to build the Automated Commercial System that supports duty collection for international trade.
• 1997: Extended our work with the Federal Communications Commission to include the construction of an auctions system.
• 2000: Hired 100th employee.
• 2005: Computech grows to 175 employees.

Computech has the depth of talent among its staff members to excel at all aspects of systems development: from feasibility studies to workload modeling, to development, and ultimately, deployment and maintenance. As a respected firm with a 28-year history in the Washington IT community, the firm's senior staff has established extensive networks with other firms and specialists. They are well connected and able to bring considerable talent to bear for short-term assignments.

Our Corporate Structure
Computech is a closely held, private company, currently employing 175 professionals across a number of large, long-term contracts. We use an organization structure which supports open communication among staff, and keeps senior management involved in all projects.