Cybersecurity Services for Copper River Technologies

Copper River Technologies holds a prime seat on an Army hardware vehicle, which is rare for a company of its size. It belongs to the Native Village of Eyak, a federally recognized tribal government formalized in 1980, and sits inside a family of Copper River and Coho companies that has been in the SBA 8(a) program since 2006. Two offices carry the whole thing, Anchorage in Alaska and Chantilly in Virginia. Everything the company wins on that vehicle has to be delivered out of those two addresses

Sustained Army hardware demand is a good problem and a hard one. Servers, storage and desktops move on the vehicle at a pace the customer sets, not one that hiring can match, and the integration services attached to that hardware are where both the margin and the exposure sit. Work lands at scattered posts rather than in one place, which makes a permanent bench sized for the peak an expensive thing to carry through the quiet quarters. Sister companies inside the group hold cyber and data skills, but they are separate entities with their own contracts and their own commitments, so borrowing capacity across the family is a negotiation, not a reflex

CWS covers the distance between the order and the install. We field engineers under the Copper River Technologies brand, hold one delivery standard from Anchorage to the eastern seaboard and throughout Canada, and deliver in French where Quebec or Canadian federal requirements apply. Scoping, quoting and project tracking sit in Corova, so an integration package can be attached to a hardware order while that order is still being written