The award is based solely on the feedback many of you offered through the employee survey we administered a few months ago. We want to thank all employees who participated and shared their thoughts on KGS.
Being named a Top Workplace is an outstanding recognition that sets our company apart. It’s an honor, especially because the judges were you, our employees!
The annual list of the 200 Top Workplaces in the DMV region – Washington Post
Koniag Government Services, an 8(a) Alaska Native Corp. and federal innovative solutions provider, unveiled its new website as part of a comprehensive company rebrand aligned with its long-term growth strategy and strengthening its competitive edge.
“This unprecedented growth is a testament to our talented and passionate staff,” said KGS CEO Kevin Wideman. “The new website tells a cohesive KGS story and updates our visual brand. This allows us to more effectively communicate our value and differentiation to the broader federal market. These impressive growth numbers underscore our commitment to the mission success of our customers and our strategic onboarding of an exceptionally-skilled workforce.”
KGS recognized a need for a refreshed brand and a website that effectively communicates with its diverse audience, including customers, prospective clients, job seekers, employees and shareholders, the company said. The new website reflects KGS’ core values of exceptional people, innovative solutions and a deep-rooted commitment to community.
The new website uses interactive technology and user-friendly navigation while showcasing case studies to highlight how the KGS workforce supports government customers’ mission.
KGS has achieved a 230% increase in revenue and a 300% increase in personnel since 2019. The company’s expertise spans enterprise solutions, professional services and operations management.
To visit the new website, please visit www.koniag-gs.com.
A segment in our Disruptive Technologies in the Federal Space lunch and learn series, this panel discussion explores the vital relationship between Information Technology (IT) and Meteorology and Oceanography (METOC) in achieving mission objectives. It emphasizes how IT enables accurate data collection, analysis, and dissemination for improved decision-making in METOC operations. Real-world examples demonstrate the transformative impact of IT on METOC missions.