Integrated Computer Solutions. Inc. (ICS), we take great pride in our collaboration with BlueWater Federal Solutions, as a unified team working toward mission success. Together, we celebrate the exceptional contributions of Hannah Tatman, whose dedication and expertise were instrumental in the successful deployment of the Air Force Network (AFNET) at the Col Glenn facility. Maj Gen Luke Cropsey, DAF PEO for Command, Control, Communication, and Battle Management, formally recognized Hannah for her resilience, technical expertise, and operational impact in overcoming critical challenges.
Hannah’s perseverance in delivering this high-priority network infrastructure project during the holiday season exemplifies the mission-driven execution required in today’s defense operations. Her efforts directly improved connectivity, collaboration, and operational agility within the Air Force’s mission environment.
Steve Goldsby, CEO and Founder of ICS, highlighted the significance of Hannah’s achievements:
“Success in mission-critical operations is driven by those who refuse to let obstacles stand in their way. Hannah Tatman embodies the very essence of GRIT by persevering through challenges, Excellence by delivering a high-impact solution with precision, and GSD (Get Stuff Done!) by ensuring the job was completed, even during the most demanding times. Her contributions to the AFNET deployment demonstrate the dedication and expertise that define ICS and our commitment to supporting national defense operations.”
Erich Mendez, President of BlueWater Federal Solutions, commended Hannah’s performance:
“Recognition from a General Officer is no small feat. Hannah’s efforts in delivering this critical capability under complex circumstances are a testament to her expertise and commitment. We are proud to have her on our team, delivering solutions with integrity and results.”
ICS and BlueWater Federal remain committed to supporting the nation’s defense and security missions through high-performance IT solutions and mission-critical services.
Congratulations to Hannah Tatman for this well-earned recognition!
