PVM Expands Law Enforcement Portfolio with Virginia State Police Partnership to Support intelligence management platform

PVM, a leading digital services provider, is partnering with Virginia State Police (VSP) to enhance and maintain their mission-critical intelligence management platform. As partners, PVM and VSP are working together to ensure a safe and secure Commonwealth by unlocking the power of VSP’s data.

With six years of successful support to the VSP system as a subcontractor, PVM is well-prepared to maintain mission-critical functionality and operations on the platform. As a technical advisor to VSP, PVM will focus on maintaining the operating and database systems, providing ongoing support for system enhancements, updating the software, maintaining on-premises hardware and more.

"PVM is honored to partner with VSP to contribute to the safety and security of the Commonwealth," said PVM CEO Pat Mack. "We take pride in supporting VSP’s mission to leverage cutting-edge technology and harness the power of the intelligence management platform to improve investigative efforts and overall operational efficiency."

PVM: A Trusted Partner to Law Enforcement Agencies

PVM has extensive experience supporting law enforcement agencies at the state, local, federal, and international level. In addition to the expanded partnership with VSP, PVM’s law enforcement team also manages similar systems with multiple law enforcement agencies, both directly and under sub-contract. Some notable agencies include:

• State of Utah Statewide Information Analysis Center
• San Diego Law Enforcement Coordination Center
• Northern California Regional Intelligence Center
• Calgary Police Service

PVM strives to be a trusted partner to law enforcement agencies across the continent, utilizing its expertise in data management to advance public safety in local and international communities. To learn more about PVM’s experiences and capabilities, see our portfolio here.

This statement was published independently of VSP. This release does not imply endorsement by VSP nor reflect the opinions of VSP or the Commonwealth of Virginia.