Integral Federal Appoints Greg Carper Growth VP
The McLean-based firm promotes Greg Carper to lead its corporate growth strategy and new business initiatives.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in People

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Integral Federal has named Greg Carper as its new vice president of growth. Carper, who has led business development for the company since April 2026, will now oversee the firm's overarching growth strategy and new business pursuits.
Why it matters
The appointment positions Carper to steer the company's expansion efforts as it leverages new capabilities in AI, systems engineering, and identity intelligence. Integral Federal aims to build on its recent certifications and government contract successes.
Integral Federal has operated for more than 35 years and recently secured a spot on the 10-year SHIELD contract worth up to $151 billion. Greg Carper brings two decades of defense and intelligence experience to his new role.
The players
Greg Carper
He is the newly appointed vice president of growth at Integral Federal who previously held roles at V2X, SOSi, and Engility.
Integral Federal
This McLean-based government contractor provides specialized support in AI, systems engineering, and identity intelligence.
Missile Defense Agency
This federal agency is the issuer of the SHIELD contract, a significant multi-billion dollar agreement for industry partners.
The details
Integral Federal supports various missions through biometrics and identity intelligence tools. The company holds CMMC Level 2 certification and recently joined the ServiceNow Partner Program.
Timeline
Carper served as VP of technology at SOSi between 2017 and 2023.
Carper began leading business development at Integral Federal in April 2026.
The company announced Carper's new role on October 26, 2026.
The 2026 FedCiv Summit occurs on October 29, 2026.
Market Landscape
The appointment aligns with the firm's strategic focus on the CMMC Level 2 certification, a crucial benchmark for maintaining competitiveness in federal contracting. This transition mirrors a broader industry trend where defense contractors consolidate leadership to pursue high-value government programs.
For customers and partners, this leadership shift indicates a continued emphasis on technological integration like ServiceNow tools. Clients may expect more streamlined mission support as Carper coordinates the firm's business development and growth strategy.
The takeaway
The move signals a focus on scaling the organization's influence within the defense and intelligence sector. Leaders in similar firms often prioritize such executive shifts when positioning the company for long-term contract lifecycle management.
What happens next
The 2026 FedCiv Summit, which will cover topics including AI adoption, is scheduled to take place on October 29, 2026.
Further reading
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