PGTEK
IT engineering and infrastructure services for US government agencies and enterprises
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About PGTEK
PGTEK provides technology consulting, engineering, deployment, migration, and managed services across hybrid cloud, high-performance computing, AI infrastructure, security, and data systems. Its work includes virtualization migrations, data-center relocations, and infrastructure operations.
Customers include government agencies and enterprises. Services include cleared staff augmentation, platform residencies, and long-term managed operations.
PGTEK is headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, and delivers across the continental US and internationally. It reports more than 300 technical professionals and more than 25 years of federal delivery; its openings span infrastructure, cloud, AI, and data-center operations.
Product: Technology consulting, engineering, migration, deployment, and managed services for infrastructure, cloud, security, HPC, and AI.
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