GovCIO Expands Its Reach Through Strategic Acquisition of SoldierPoint Digital Health

GovCIO's Strategic Expansion into Veteran Healthcare

In a significant move to enhance its service offerings, GovCIO, a frontrunner in providing advanced technology solutions to the federal government, has announced the acquisition of SoldierPoint Digital Health, LLC. Based in Fairfax, Virginia, GovCIO, which employs over 3,300 professionals and generates more than $1 billion in revenue, aims to integrate SoldierPoint’s innovative digital health solutions into its existing services tailored for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Why This Acquisition Matters

The acquisition, finalized on September 3, 2025, represents a strategic expansion for GovCIO as it seeks to bolster its presence within the Veterans Health Administration (VHA). SoldierPoint is recognized for delivering secure and scalable healthcare solutions that enable organizations to improve access to care and patient outcomes. This alignment with GovCIO's mission supports its ongoing efforts to modernize healthcare delivery to veterans.

GovCIO has a long-standing partnership with the VA, having played vital roles in various IT modernization programs that aim to improve veterans' services and their access to benefits. The company's extensive experience in working with VA projects, particularly with its successful involvement in low-code/no-code initiatives and emerging AI technologies, positions it well for leveraging SoldierPoint’s capabilities to enhance the Connected Care Integrated Network (CCIN) contract. This contract is instrumental in facilitating telehealth and connected care for over four million veterans.

SoldierPoint's Role in GovCIO's Vision

With SoldierPoint incorporated into its fold, GovCIO will now oversee a seven-year, $2 billion contract with the VHA, which emphasizes digital health solutions. As part of the integration process, approximately 300 employees from SoldierPoint will join the Veteran and Enterprise Technology Solutions (VETS) Sector of GovCIO, fostering a collaborative environment aimed at improving healthcare delivery for veterans.

Joe Cormier, COO and CFO of GovCIO, expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, stating, "This acquisition represents the addition of important capabilities that enhance our ability to support the mission of our largest client, the Department of Veterans Affairs. We are thrilled to welcome SoldierPoint to GovCIO and further expand our mission supporting Veterans." This sentiment is echoed by Alex Mujica, the VETS sector SVP, who views this acquisition as a great opportunity for growth and an enhanced solution offering, particularly within the CCIN framework.

Looking Ahead

As GovCIO integrates SoldierPoint's expertise into its operations, the focus will remain on improving veterans' access to healthcare. The potential to utilize advanced technologies to modernize legacy systems and enhance service offerings will set a new standard in the veteran healthcare landscape. By harnessing the strengths of both organizations, GovCIO aims to not only meet but exceed the expectations of the veterans relying on these essential services.

This acquisition is a clear indication of GovCIO's commitment to evolving as a technology leader for the federal government, specifically in delivering impactful solutions to one of the nation’s most critical sectors—veterans' health.

About GovCIO

GovCIO is a fast-growing entity providing advanced technology solutions and digital services for the federal government, focusing on marrying extensive federal experience with cutting-edge innovations. Backed by Welsh, Carson, Anderson, and Stowe (WCAS), a prominent private equity firm, GovCIO is dedicated to transforming government IT. By empowering federal agencies, GovCIO strategically positions itself to address the pressing demands of modern governance, ultimately working towards building a government that meets the challenges of today and anticipates the needs of tomorrow.