Modernizing Federal IT Through Transparency: Altech Solutions at the 2025 Leidos Tech Symposium

The 2025 Leidos Tech Symposium opened with a clear message for the federal technology community: modernization is no longer only a technical challenge—it is a trust challenge. Altech Solutions was proud to contribute to this critical conversation alongside senior government and industry leaders.

During the opening sessions, Altech CEO Arvind Lal participated in discussions following keynote insights from Tom Bell and Commissioner Josh Gruenbaum. These conversations focused on moving beyond opaque, “black box” contracting models toward transparent, collaborative partnerships that accelerate mission outcomes.

“Modernization isn't just about replacing legacy systems with AI or cloud,” Arvind Lal shared during a networking breakout. “It's about building a culture of radical transparency—where agencies and contractors operate as one team, with shared visibility into challenges, risks, and decisions.”

At Altech, transparency is not a slogan—it is an operational principle. We believe meaningful modernization requires honest assessments, open communication, and decision frameworks that allow agencies to act with confidence. When visibility improves, execution improves.

The symposium reinforced a critical truth: federal contractors are no longer just implementers. We are mission partners, responsible for strengthening the digital backbone that supports national security, space exploration, and public service delivery.

Altech welcomed attendees to Exhibit Hall C, Table #6, to see how these principles are put into practice through our observability platforms, natural language processing initiatives, and decision-intelligence solutions. The discussions at Leidos Tech 2025 reaffirmed our commitment to modernization built on trust, accountability, and measurable outcomes.