Bridges System Integration LLC (Bridges SI) is an emerging systems engineering and integration firm that serves Civilian, Defense, Intelligence & Commercial marketplaces. Our focus lies on helping organizations that benefit from the convergence of audiovisual (AV), unified communication networks, and Information Technology (IT) infrastructures. Our objective is to exceed our clients’ expectations by understanding their organizational needs and core objectives and providing the most appropriate technology solutions for their custom requirements. Our vision is to provide the highest quality product for our customers and the most optimal experience for our end users. Since inception by senior leadership partners Mr. Joe Graziano and Mr. Brent Berger, Bridges SI has exploded onto the scene and already established itself as a reputable technical service provider. In the less than two years of our existence, we have built nearly all of the new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) facility communication systems in the region and implemented AV systems in several offices across the nation for the Defense Acquisition University (DAU). Currently, we are on active contracts supporting the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), United States Green Building Council (USGBC), and the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). Typical projects for Bridges SI include the design, build, and maintenance of network operations centers, command and control centers, training and conference facilities, and briefing and display systems. Mr. Graziano and Mr. Berger combine for more than three decades of industry experience. Our team is multi-faceted and comprised of several departments: Engineering, Integration, Project Management, Accounting and Procurement, Sales, and Service. With our headquarters stationed just outside the beltway and less than 30 miles from the heart of Washington D.C., we are in an ideal location to provide efficient and effective services to the various United States Government bureaus and agencies across the metropolitan.
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