When Americans walk into a federal courthouse or post office this summer, they may not know the story behind the banners and flags on display. Aptive's Captivate team does. See how the team delivered more than 1,600 GSA Freedom 250 celebration materials to federal buildings from coast to coast.
Aptive supports the Veterans Health Administration in clearing a critical data backlog, sustaining real-time reporting and standing up an enterprise-wide cancer registry system.
Aptive received a three-year contract to provide public health workforce operations for Fairfax County, Virginia. Moving beyond traditional staff augmentation, this partnership will leverage advanced operational strategies to support the county’s health department with staffing across critical public health roles, including community health workers, epidemiologists, laboratory staff, and administrative personnel.
Aptive has been awarded a GSA contract to produce and deliver Freedom 250 celebration materials to more than 600 federal buildings across all 50 states ahead of America's 250th anniversary. From banners and flags to building wraps and signage, Aptive will manage end-to-end production and nationwide delivery of more than 6,600 items, all meeting Buy America Act requirements, in time for summer 2026 celebrations.
Aptive launches Captivate, an in-house marketing, advertising and creative studio built to deliver mission-driven creative work for federal clients. The embedded model brings strategic depth, compliance fluency and creative performance to a sector where that combination has been historically rare.
Tammy Czarnecki, Executive Vice President for Health Services, has been named a finalist for the WashingtonExec 2026 Chief Officer Awards in the Healthcare Executive of the Year -- Private & Public category.
Aptive Resources has appointed Adi V. Gundlapalli, MD, PhD, MS, as chief medical officer, strengthening its leadership in health IT, public health data modernization and federal health initiatives.