Christine Thropp
Omni Federal looks to further support its business operations, Omni Labs and satellite missions with a new office space in the northern part of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The company said Thursday it expanded into El Paso County with a $400,000 investment in the 8,300-square-foot office and technology and is planning to open more than 500 jobs for engineers, data scientists and security analysts.
“The city provides a dynamic business environment, innovative technology, and top-tier talent committed to tackling the complex national security challenges within the space and intelligence sectors,” commented Omni Federal CEO Parag Thakker. “We’re eagerly anticipating filling hundreds of new roles for this office, leveraging the expertise to further propel our growth and deliver cutting-edge transformative solutions to our customers.”
Omni Federal is also anticipated to make an additional $800,000 investment to continue developing Omni Labs, an idea incubator dedicated to creating innovative technologies in close collaboration with government customers.
Aside from Colorado, Omni has business in Washington D.C.; St. Louis, Missouri; San Antonio, Texas; and Montgomery, Alabama.
