August 26, 2025 – Chantilly, Va. – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, announced the promotion of Srinivas Rautwar to Chief Information Officer (CIO), effective August 25. Rautwar, formerly Director of Information Technology Operations for the company, fills the position vacated by the retirement of Brian Neely, who held the position for more than two decades of distinguished service in the CIO role.
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Earns Prestigious CMMC Level 2 Final Certification, Advancing Commitment to Cybersecurity Excellence
August 22, 2025 – Chantilly, Va. – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, today announced it has achieved the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) Level 2 certification with a perfect score of 110 following an accredited C3PAO assessment in June 2025. This milestone places AMERICAN SYSTEMS among the first wave of DoD contractors to meet this rigorous new standard.
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Named a Top Workplace USA for Fifth Consecutive Year, Ranked Number Three in its Size Category
March 20, 2025 – Chantilly, Va. – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, announced today that it was named a Top Workplace USA for the fifth year in a row as a result of employee responses to a national survey conducted by Energage in October 2024. AMERICAN SYSTEMS was ranked number three in its size category.
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Celebrates 50 Years as a Leading Government IT and Engineering Solutions Provider
January 15, 2025 – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers and one of the top 100 employee-owned companies in the U.S., is marking the 50th anniversary of its founding this year. The company plans to celebrate the occasion with a company-wide hybrid celebration on Wednesday, March 5, in honor of company founder H. Thomas "Tom" Curran’s birthday. Curran, who passed away in 2014, founded AMERICAN SYSTEMS (formerly American Communications Corporation) in 1975 with a focus on providing technicians to telecommunications firms. In 1976, Curran joined forces with Forrest “Woody” Ramsey, and the company's initial focus was expanded to include systems engineering for U.S. submarines.
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Awarded Air Force Task Order to Provide Enterprise Voice Solution to Bases Worldwide
Chantilly, VA, [October 21, 2024] – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, is proud to announce that it has been awarded a significant Task Order by the U.S. Air Force under the GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule. Under the terms of the $42 million contract issued by the Department of the Air Force at Hanscom Air Force Base, AMERICAN SYSTEMS will implement an Enterprise Voice Solution (EVS) for U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Air National Guard installations worldwide. Tasking under the base year plus four-year contract commenced in September.
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Wins Spot on $33 Billion Defense Technical Information Center Information Analysis Center Multiple Award Contract
October 7, 2024 Chantilly, Va. – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, an employee-owned, leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, today announced it was awarded a prime contractor spot on the Defense Technical Information Services’ Information Analysis Center (DTIC-IAC) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, multiple award contract (MAC) for research and development under Pool 1. The vehicle, with a $33 billion ceiling, runs through September 29, 2027
AMERICAN SYSTEMS Appoints David Dacquino to Company’s Board of Directors
September 16, 2024 – Chantilly, Va. – AMERICAN SYSTEMS, a leading provider of mission essential and information engineering services to federal customers, today announced the selection of David Dacquino as an independent Board Member, Human Resources Committee Chair, effective September 16, 2024. Dacquino will occupy a seat on the Board that was vacated by L. Kenneth Johnson, who served in his position for 18 years.