Alpha Omega Appoints Michael Bruce, Brittney Chappell, and Sri Kothuri to Leadership Supporting National Security Missions

Strengthens national security and federal mission leadership with three strategic appointments

Vienna, Va. — March 9, 2026— Alpha Omega has appointed Michael Bruce, Brittney Chappell, and Srinivas (Sri) Kothuri to leadership roles as the federal technology and solutions firm realigns its business units to focus support on National Security and National Resilience missions.  

Michael Bruce, SVP National Security

Michael Bruce joins the company as Senior Vice President and National Security Business Unit Lead, responsible for overseeing Alpha Omega’s federal national security portfolio and mission programs, and account teams supporting the U.S. Navy, U.S. Army, U.S. Air Force, Department of State, Department of Homeland Security, and emerging national security accounts.  

Bruce brings more than 20 years of experience leading growth, operations, and mission delivery across the federal homeland security and law enforcement markets. He has served in leadership roles in both government and industry, including positions with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Transportation Security Administration. 

Brittney Chappell, VP of Capture

Brittney Chappell joins Alpha Omega as Vice President of Capture, where she will lead capture strategy and support the company’s efforts to help agencies accelerate procurement timelines and deliver mission capabilities more quickly. 

Chappell brings more than 15 years of federal acquisition and procurement experience leading sourcing strategies and managing $1B+ contract portfolios across NASA, the Department of Transportation, GSA Technology Transformation Services, FEDSIM, and the Executive Office of the President. 

Sri Kothuri, VP of IT & Solutions

Srinivas (Sri) Kothuri joins as Vice President of IT & Solutions, where he will lead solution architecture and technical strategy for Alpha Omega’s National Security pursuits. Kothuri will serve as the lead solutions architect for high-priority captures, translating complex government requirements into technical solutions and prototypes that increase Probability of Win (PWin). 

With more than 25 years of experience in digital transformation, cloud modernization, and AI-driven innovation across federal agencies—including the National Institutes of Health and the U.S. Department of Agriculture—Kothuri brings deep technical and mission expertise to Alpha Omega. In his role, he will focus on transforming reusable delivery capabilities into scalable offerings, integrating AI across existing programs, and developing proof-of-concept solutions that demonstrate technical value during the pre-award phase.

“As federal missions become more complex, leadership that can connect strategy, acquisition, and technical execution is essential,” said Eric Laychock, Chief Operating Officer of Alpha Omega. “Michael, Brittney, and Sri bring exactly that combination and will help strengthen how we support the national security and resilience missions our customers depend on.”