Federal acquisition is changing fast, and few people have had a front-row seat to that transformation quite like Britteny Chappell.
David Blackburn recently sat down with Britteny Chappell, Vice President of Capture at Alpha Omega, to discuss the evolving landscape of federal acquisition, technology modernization, and mission delivery.
Many across government and industry know Britteny from her work inside federal agencies, where she spent more than 15 years helping shape acquisition strategy and procurement innovation at organizations including NASA, GSA's Technology Transformation Services, FEDSIM, the Department of Transportation, and the Executive Office of the President. Throughout her career, she has been at the forefront of efforts to modernize procurement practices, strengthen supplier engagement, and leverage emerging technologies to improve outcomes across government.
Today, Britteny brings that experience to Alpha Omega, where she is helping organizations navigate an increasingly dynamic federal market. As a company focused on digital modernization, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and mission transformation, Alpha Omega continues to support agencies as they pursue new approaches to delivering capabilities faster and more effectively.
In this conversation, David and Britteny explore how the federal acquisition environment continues to evolve, what recent innovation efforts may mean for agencies and contractors alike, and how organizations can better position themselves to capitalize on changing priorities and emerging opportunities.
For government leaders, industry executives, capture professionals, and anyone interested in the future of federal acquisition, this discussion offers valuable perspective from someone who has successfully navigated both sides of the federal marketplace. Listeners can expect practical insights on modernization, acquisition innovation, technology adoption, and the changing relationship between government and industry as agencies work to deliver mission outcomes in an increasingly complex environment.
To connect with Britteny, follow her on LinkedIn here.
Learn more about Alpha Omega by visiting their webpage here.
