Helping small businesses grow.

Catapult was once a small business. Hard work and smart strategy helped us grow, but so did mentoring from larger companies.

Today, as a mid-tier firm, we want to help other small businesses, whether Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned (SDVO) companies like ours, or veteran-owned, HUBZone, disadvantaged, and/or woman-owned concerns.

Our mentor-protégé program is an integral part of our sourcing plans. We work to build a long-range relationship with you, one that enables us to provide mutually beneficial developmental assistance and empowers you to expand your technical capabilities while broadening your customer base.

Catapult recently got involved in the General Services Administration’s (GSA) Mentor-Protege Program. Below, Catapult President Barry Kane, along with Rick Hardy (Federal Data Systems) and Jack Murphy (Dexisive) listen as Catapult CEO Randy Slager speaks at a recent meeting with Tony Eiland, Administrator of GSA’s program.

Read more about our involvement in this important program.