DV United LLC has been established specifically to address the VETS GWAC contract – that is our only focus. To effectively provide support to GSA customers utilizing the VETS GWAC contract vehicle, we have combined the forces of 19 successful and established companies. Eleven of these companies are small companies and all but two have joined together in the joint venture managed and led by four Service Disabled Veteran Owned (SDVO) Small Business Concerns (SBC). The joint venture has teamed with ten larger companies to provide subcontractor support to provide not only breadth of coverage for the VETS GWAC requirements but also depth of coverage to meet any potential GSA customer needs. This total Team – the DV United Team – has been created for and is focused on supporting the VETS GWAC customers.

-In the Joint Venture (JV), there are nine small businesses with four SDVO SBCs leading the effort:

• AGT – an SDVOB company specializing in program management and selected technologies – seat management, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), and Customer Relationship Management (CRM). AGT is the managing venturer (CEO) for the joint venture.
• Jacobson & Associates – an SDVO SBC that has leading edge experience in data warehousing/mining. J&A provides CTO support to the joint venture and to the DV United Team.
• CommTech Systems Inc. – is a recently formed SDVOB IT services company whose principals have worked within the federal government for over 25 years.
• Dougherty and Associates Inc. – a woman–owned business that focuses on training, communications, and marketing services to the Federal government.
• Innotion – an 8(a) business with expertise IV&V, e-government, BPR, network managed services,web development and security.
• Mountain State Information Systems Inc. – provides customer software services and IV&V support to the federal government.
• TDG Inc. – is an SDVOB and HUBZone small business specializing in security services focused on certification and accreditation, assessment services, security training, and COOP/DR planning. TDG will supplies the COO function for the JV.
• Technik Inc. – is a small business with skill sets including software and network engineering, data management, and help desk support.
• TIAG – is an 8a woman–owned small and disadvantaged business GSA schedule 70 business with a healthy portfolio providing IT services to the military with skill sets ranging from Clinical Informatics/MD's, to PHD in systems development to highly experienced software and hardware systems engineers.

The DV United Team has eight large business and two small business subcontractor partners to assist in the total team being able to meet the breadth and depth of talent required by the statement of work:
• Applied Computer Solutions (ACS) – ACS builds and supports IT systems for some of the most critical infrastructures nationwide including Servers, Storage, Security, Networking, and Systems Management.
• Applied Computer Solutions – Government (ACS–G) – ACS–G is a women–owned small business that was formed by the founders of ACS to focus purely on the Government marketplace. They leverage all the capabilities and expertise of ACS and focus that strength on Government customers.
• Daon – Daon provides software and services to government and commercial organizations to assist them in managing the identities of their citizens, customers or employees. Daon's identity assurance software platform, DaonEngine, enables customers to build solutions faster, more cost efficiently and with greater flexibility.
• Dynanet – Dynanet is one of Washington Technology's 2004 Fast 50 Government Contractors and provides network integration and design, hardware and software application development services, professional and technical services, telecommunication/telephone systems and services to government customers.
• EMC (formerly Internosis) – EMC provides Microsoft technologies in the enterprise with professional services in IT strategy, application development, IT infrastructure, and productivity services delivered by over 300 former Internosis employees across the nation.
• Verizon (formerly NetSec) – has significant experience in the network security field. With backgrounds in securing large commercial and classified government networks, NetSec was instrumental in crafting a network security methodology now widely used by the U.S. intelligence community and Department of Defense.
• KForce (formerly Pinkerton Computer Consultants, Inc. (PCCI)) – KForce is a growth–oriented, international information technology, services, and solutions corporation.
• Pragmatics – has provided state–of–the–art solutions for the Government since 1985. They are externally assessed at Level 3 of the Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity Model Integration (SEI CMMI) and provide customers standard processes and procedures, proven tools, and trained and experienced staff to minimize risk and assure delivery of all projects on time and within budget.
• Superlative Technologies (SuprTEK) – SuprTEK is a leading information technology engineering services firm providing customized and efficient solutions to our clients in the areas of information assurance, network management, systems development, operations management, wireless solutions, and enterprise architecture.
• Sytel – specializes in enterprise information portals, knowledge and content management, competitive sourcing solutions, e–forms implementation, applications development, information assurance services, and network and help desk operations.
The members of the DV United Team are not a group that was assembled just for the VETS GWAC contract. The members of the Team have successfully worked together in the past on multiple engagements. For every member of the DV United Team there is no more than "one degree of separation" among the other members of the team. The DV United Team has brought together a true team of companies that have a proven track record of working together and providing value–added services to our clients.