About
Veteran-Led Federal Delivery.
Led by Carlos Matos, the company brings Army service, federal systems work, installation planning, submetering operations, logistics accountability, and hands-on field support into one subcontract-ready delivery partner.
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Carlos Matos brings field credibility into federal delivery work.
Carlos Matos built adaptationth from a career that sits between military field operations, federal systems delivery, installation planning, logistics accountability, and private-sector utility submetering.
That background gives primes a subcontract partner who can move between program rooms, installation stakeholders, field teams, utility data, logistics records, and mission-sensitive operating environments.
Army and Field Operations
Infantry and force-protection background with OIF/OEF deployment experience and austere-environment operations.
Federal Systems Delivery
Managed SDLC, Agile, requirements, schedules, risk logs, change requests, and dashboards for DOD program teams.
Installation Planning
Supported Army G-6 MILCON, site surveys, IT requirements, budgets, RPLANS, CATCODE, ASIP, ETL, and dashboards.
Utility Submetering
Coordinated setup for 100+ residential and commercial properties, including installs, billing cycles, and consumption data.
Logistics and Auditability
Worked across AWRDS, LMP, DPAS, PBUSE, inventory data, asset accountability, training, and corrective action support.
Bilingual Mission Support
Spanish/English language support for DOJ and immigration-related interviews, transcription, translation, and monitoring.
Service background
Service record, mission context.
The military material supports the operating mindset: discipline, security sensitivity, field experience, and mission literacy.
Deployment and delivery footprint
Global service experience. Domestic federal delivery.
The resume spans Army infantry service, Iraq and Afghanistan deployment experience, theater systems support, U.S. installation planning, federal systems work, DOJ language support, and domestic utility submetering.
DeploymentDomestic work
Iraq - Army
OIF Army deployment.
- Role
- Infantryman
- Organization
- U.S. Army National Guard
- Deployed with the Army in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
- Supported infantry and field-security responsibilities during the 2008 Iraq deployment.
Education
Education
Formal academic background supporting administration of justice and federal mission context.
Year 2010
Bachelor of Science in Administration of Justice
George Mason University
Company posture
Credible SDVOSB support without pretending to be a giant incumbent.
Built for primes that need a reliable small-business partner who can coordinate field, data, utility, and documentation work.
SDVOSB Teaming
Veteran-owned subcontract support with practical federal delivery range.
Installation Context
DOD, MILCON, site survey, facility data, and stakeholder coordination experience.
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Utility Data
Submetering setup, consumption validation, billing workflows, and issue triage.
Delivery Discipline
Requirements, schedules, dashboards, auditability, and field-ready documentation.
Owner medals and awards
Carlos Matos' personal military recognitions.
These medals and awards belong to Carlos Matos' service record and are included as personal context for the discipline, deployment experience, and mission literacy he brings into the company.
Combat Infantry Badge
Awarded in 2005, according to the resume awards section.
Afghanistan Campaign Medal
Campaign recognition tied to OEF service.
Iraqi Campaign Medal
Campaign recognition tied to OIF service.
Global War on Terrorism Medal
Listed in resume awards for 2003.
Combat Driver Badge
Listed in resume awards for 2009.
Soldier of the Quarter
National Guard Bureau recognition, February 2005.
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