Alpha Omega Named to Inc. 5000 for Ninth Consecutive Year
VIENNA, Va., August 11, 2026 — Alpha Omega, a leading provider of AI-driven modernization and digital transformation solutions to the federal government, has been named to the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies for the ninth consecutive year.
“Nine consecutive years on the Inc. 5000 reflects Alpha Omega’s sustained growth, operational focus, and commitment to delivering measurable outcomes for federal customers,” said Gautam Ijoor, CEO of Alpha Omega. “Our continued investment in our people and our solutions, combined with expanded procurement pathways through Commercial Solutions Openings, OTA’s, and post-competition marketplaces like Tradewinds and Platform One, helps agencies move faster, modernize securely, and deliver mission impact with greater efficiency.”
Continued Growth Reflects Federal Modernization, AI, and Cybersecurity Momentum
Alpha Omega’s growth has been supported by strategic acquisitions, expanded federal capabilities, and the 2026 launch of its Continuum Automation Framework, an integrated ecosystem of AI-driven accelerators to deliver end-to-end total mission automation.
Most recently, Alpha Omega announced that three Continuum accelerators are now assessed as Awardable: Continuum Design, Continuum Code, and Continuum Connect in the Tradewinds Solutions Marketplace. The marketplace gives DoW defense and national security customers a fast path to acquire these tested and proven capabilities for system design, application modernization, and data integration through a post-competition channel.
The Inc. 5000 recognition follows a year of continued momentum for Alpha Omega, including national and regional workplace recognition and the company’s selection as the 2026 ACG National Capital Deal of the Year Award winner in the $50M–$250M revenue category. These honors reinforce Alpha Omega’s position as one of the nation’s most consistently growing federal technology firms.
Alpha Omega continues to advance its mission of helping federal agencies modernize faster, strengthen security, reduce operational burden, and deliver lasting impact for the missions that matter most.