SAIC EVP Srini Attili Wins 2026 Wash100 Award for Driving Civilian Government Digital Transformation
Executive Mosaic has inducted Srini Attili, executive vice president of SAIC’s civilian business group, into the Wash100 Award class of 2026 for advancing digital transformation and mission modernization across the federal civilian sector. The award marks Attili’s first Wash100 win.
The Wash100 Award recognizes the most influential leaders in government and the government contracting industry whose vision, innovation and accomplishments shape federal missions and strengthen collaboration between government and industry.
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Why Has Srini Attili Won the Wash100 Award?
Attili is being honored for helping federal agencies modernize mission operations through the integration of emerging technologies, including cloud computing, data analytics and artificial intelligence.
Since joining SAIC in May 2024, he has helped position the company as a key partner for civilian government customers seeking to modernize IT infrastructure, improve service delivery and strengthen operational resilience.
“It’s my privilege to recognize Srini as a Wash100 Award winner for his impressive accomplishments at SAIC. As executive vice president for SAIC’s civilian business group, Srini has championed investments in mission priorities like healthcare and border security that boosted his division’s adjusted operating margin. This was a notable achievement in a time of scrutinized federal budgets,” Jim Garrettson, CEO of Executive Mosaic and founder of the Wash100 Award.
“Commanding a $1.8 billion portfolio, Srini also grew SAIC’s backlog of civilian business by double digit figures. With past executive success at some of GovCon’s most prestigious firms, including IBM, Deloitte and McKinsey, Srini knows what it takes to achieve in GovCon and I expect his track record of achievement to continue in 2026,” Garrettson added.
Attili’s leadership also reflects a broader push across the federal landscape to adopt digital technologies that enhance mission efficiency and improve public services.
Leading SAIC’s Civilian Business Group
Attili currently leads SAIC’s civilian business group, which supports federal, state and local government customers across sectors such as healthcare, border protection, transportation and financial services.
The company in 2025 consolidated its five business groups into three: the Army-Navy business group; the Air Force, space and intelligence business group; and the civilian business group. Only the civilian business group remained unchanged, with Attili continuing as its lead.
The new structure is intended to streamline operations and strengthen SAIC’s ability to deliver mission-focused technology solutions across government markets.
Advancing Government Digital, Cybersecurity Transformation
With Attili’s help, SAIC has expanded its support for federal and state government modernization initiatives.
In February 2026, SAIC secured a $95 million contract from the U.S. Government Accountability Office to provide comprehensive IT services supporting the agency’s Technical Information Services program.
Under the contract, the company will apply agile delivery at scale to revolutionize how technology is deployed and continuously improve across the agency. The effort aims to transform GAO’s IT into a scalable and future-ready ecosystem that supports its mission.
“Our partnership with GAO is about moving from legacy operations to a modern digital enterprise,” Attili said when the contract was announced. “We are bringing a transformation mindset, not just tools, to help GAO become a technology leading agency. By modernizing applications, enabling a secure multi cloud environment, and leveraging low code, no code, and artificial intelligence, we will help GAO operate faster, smarter, and with greater confidence in its technology foundation.”
Attili also helped expand SAIC’s presence in state and local government markets.
In December 2024, SAIC secured a $170.9 million contract from Texas’ Department of Information Resources to provide managed IT security services that protect state agency networks and strengthen cybersecurity operations.
SAIC provides the department with security operations services, including threat monitoring, risk management and compliance support. Additionally, the company oversaw the deployment of security tools designed to safeguard sensitive data across state systems.
Attili said the award demonstrates SAIC’s commitment to applying advanced technologies to help government organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats while improving service delivery for citizens.
Attili’s work in supporting government modernization efforts has been recognized by the homeland security community.
In October 2025, the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation honored Attili with the Civic Shield Award for his leadership in driving innovation and delivering advanced technologies to support federal law enforcement and homeland security missions.
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Who Is Srini Attili?
Attili is a technology executive with decades of experience guiding digital transformation, analytics and cloud adoption across public sector and commercial organizations.
As EVP of SAIC’s civilian business group, he leads strategy, business development and delivery of digital and mission technologies and services for civilian government agencies.
Before joining SAIC in 2024, Attili was a partner at McKinsey & Company, where he led digital transformation initiatives for healthcare organizations.
Earlier in his career, he spearheaded technology-enabled transformation programs for health plans, providers and federal agencies as a principal at Deloitte.
He had also held positions at IBM, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Bell Atlantic, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Attili holds an MBA from the University of Maryland, a master’s degree in computer science from the New Jersey Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree in computer technology from Nagpur University. He also holds several U.S. patents in data analytics, business intelligence and data collection technologies.
What Is SAIC?
SAIC is a Fortune 500 technology integrator headquartered in Reston, Virginia. The company delivers engineering, mission IT, enterprise IT and digital transformation solutions to defense, intelligence, space and civilian government customers.
SAIC works to support mission-critical programs across federal agencies and state governments.
Executive Mosaic congratulates Attili for his first Wash100 win!
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