Today Aptive debuted at #390 on Inc. magazine’s annual Inc. 5000 list, the most prestigious ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies.

“We’re honored to be recognized for the services and digital solutions we provide to the federal government,” said Aptive CEO Rachele Cooper. “We continuously exceed the bar of excellence while addressing complex issues and managing intricate government programs. This amazing achievement helps validate the hard work of our employees and is only the beginning of great things to come from Aptive.”

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Veterans Health Administration (VHA) has awarded a three-year task order to Aptive HTG to provide healthcare engineering and facilities programs professional support services at VA Central Office and across the VHA enterprise. The contract is valued at $4,983,228.73.

Aptive earned a spot on the 2020 Washington Business Journal’s Best Places to Work list in the large business category.

The Washington Business Journal’s annual Best Places to Work program honors 100 Greater Washington companies that scored highest among hundreds of employers who participated in Quantum Workplace’s annual employee engagement survey. The top-rated companies in four size categories — small, medium, large and extra-large — are honored by the Journal as Best Places to Work.

Aptive joined the Microsoft Partner Network and recently achieved Gold Level certification. Gold level competency is the highest Microsoft certification and awarded to organizations that demonstrate a high level of expertise and a proven and specialized skill set in a particular technology or service area. Gold Partners are recognized for offering innovative business solutions and are among the top one percent of Microsoft Partners worldwide.