GDIT and AppGate Expand Zero-Trust Offerings for Federal Missions
GDIT and AppGate signed a strategic collaboration agreement to integrate AppGate zero-trust capabilities into GDIT’s Everest solutions for federal missions. The announcement signals potential demand across enterprise IT, operational technology, inter-agency, and tactical-edge environments, but identifies no contract award, solicitation, contract value, or procurement timeline.
Key Signals
- GDIT plans to integrate AppGate zero-trust capabilities into its Everest solutions.
- The collaboration targets federal enterprise, inter-agency, OT, and tactical-edge missions.
- GDIT says it already deploys AppGate technology on several national security missions.
- The announcement identifies no award, solicitation, contract value, or procurement schedule.
"From enterprise IT and operational technology to the tactical edge, AppGate Zero Trust Network Access delivers the speed and security those missions demand."
On November 2, General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) announced an expanded partnership with AppGate through a strategic collaboration agreement. The companies plan to combine GDIT’s cyber and technology expertise with AppGate’s zero-trust capabilities and integrate AppGate offerings into GDIT’s Everest solutions. The stated goal is to help federal agencies and mission partners connect and share information securely across multiple systems and operating environments. The announcement describes a commercial collaboration and solution direction—not a government contract award or a request for proposals.
Agencies
- Department of War
Vendors
- General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT)
- AppGate
- General Dynamics
Sources
- GDIT expands AppGate partnership - Intelligence Community NewsIntelligence Community News · Nov 03