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HABCO and CIRI executives represented the CIRI family of companies at the Farnborough International Airshow, one of the world’s most important aerospace and defense trade shows, engaging with customers, partners and industry stakeholders.
North Wind Group recently expanded its SBA-certified portfolio with additional 8(a) and HUBZone companies, enhancing capabilities and creating more pathways to support federal clients.
North Wind Group welcomed CIRI Shareholder Andrew March as general counsel. He brings deep expertise in corporate governance, government contracting and regulatory compliance and strengthens North Wind’s leadership team.
North Wind Group welcomed Sam Swenson as mission support business line president, where he will lead strategic growth and mission support operations.
North Wind Portage supported a major cleanup milestone at Idaho National Laboratory, helping treat more than 130,000 gallons of radioactive liquid waste during the current processing campaign and advancing the site’s long-term environmental remediation efforts.
North Wind Portage helped mark the removal of 16 million tons of radioactive material from the Department of Energy’s Moab, Utah, cleanup project. The material has been safely transported and permanently disposed of as part of one of the nation’s largest environmental remediation efforts.
A partnership that includes North Wind Portage helped secure a $31 million federal grant to support nuclear energy innovation, workforce development and economic growth in the Intermountain West.
OSC Global represented CIRI at a national nuclear technology conference focused on cybersecurity and operational resilience.
OSC Technical Solutions added cybersecurity leader Dr. James Cervini to strengthen critical infrastructure capabilities.
CIRI Chief Legal Officer Stephanie Aicher was recognized by Women We Admire as a Top Woman Leader of Alaska for 2026 and named to Alaska Business’s Legal Elite list for the fourth consecutive year, a distinction awarded through peer nominations from Alaska attorneys.
