Corporate Locations


Lexington Park, MD (Headquarters)
Norfolk, VA
Jacksonville, FL
Orlando, FL


CFT Management
Rex Eagan, CEO

Jeffrey A. Eagan, CFO

John O'Connell, COO


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                                  CFT MANAGEMENT


REX EAGAN
Rex serves as the President and CEO of Compendium Federal Technology, LLC (CFT), a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business that has provided professional services to private and public sector clients, primarily DoD. In this position, Rex manages all day-to-day and strategic efforts of CFT.

He has over 40 years of experience in providing management, engineering and IT services and products to federal government clients. As testimony to his leadership and effectiveness, he has founded and served as Chairman of the Board of Directors, President or Chief Executive Officer of corporations/companies since 1984.

In 1984, Rex co-founded Eagan, McAllister Associates Inc. ("EMA"), a government contracting company (briefly described below). Under his guidance as Chairman of the Board of Directors and President, the company grew from 2 employees to over 1,000, and revenues grew from $12,000 to over $100 million annually. 

EMA Overview:
EMA, now a wholly-owned subsidiary of SAIC, provides world-class IT services focused on aviation and command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) programs supporting the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Army, and Special Operations Command.

Before its acquisition by SAIC, Washington Technology ranked EMA #77 in its Top 100 Federal Prime Contractors list; Government Executive ranked EMA #49 in its Top 50 Navy Contractors list; and EMA received from the Defense Security Service the prestigious James S. Cogswell Award for Outstanding Industrial Security Achievement. In 2010, EMA was honored by the St. Mary’s County (MD) Department of Economic and Community Development as the first inductee into its Business Hall of Fame.

Prior to starting EMA, Rex headed the Booz Allen and Hamilton (“BAH”) office that directly supported the Naval Air Test Center and Naval Electronics Systems Engineering Activity at Patuxent River, Maryland. During that time, he wrote hundreds of procurement request packages in support of major programs assigned to NAS Patuxent River and developed and implemented cost capture and financial reporting systems for decision making by higher authority. He was involved in each and every phase of project planning and contract administration. On an annual basis, he was responsible for tens of millions of dollars of contracts.

Educator/Trainer/Instructor/Professor:
In addition to successfully starting and managing companies, Rex is an accomplished educator and trainer. Rex has authored and taught approximately 100 different seminars in the contracting arena ranging from “Introduction to the FAR” to “Specification Development” to “Preparation of the Procurement Request Package” and “Government Financial Systems”.
He also has over 20 years of teaching experience for several universities at both the graduate and undergraduate levels.

Military:
Commissioned Officer:  United States Navy;   Five years active duty;   Vietnam Veteran;
Reserve Duty: Commanding Officer multiple units; Highest rank held:  Commander USNR  

Education:
Rex received both his Bachelor of Arts (Political Science; Economics 1964) and MBA (Concentrations in Accounting and Management; 1971) from Marshall University.

JEFFREY A. EAGAN
Jeffrey A. Eagan is the Chief Financial Officer of Compendium Federal Technology, LLC and oversees the accounting, tax, and financial functions of CFT. Additionally, he has acted as President, Corporate Counsel, and Chief Financial Officer of other small government contracting firms.

Previously, Jeff worked as a Foreign Legal Associate for Anderson Mori & Tomotsune (AMT), one of the most prestigious law firms in Japan. At AMT, he provided general international corporate legal services with respect to a variety of domestic and cross-border transactions and matters (e.g., M&A, Finance, General Corporate, Tax, Employment and Intellectual Property).
He has also worked for Arthur Andersen LLP as an International Tax Consultant, wherein he consulted on the structuring of inbound/outbound transactions in order to reduce clients’ worldwide tax rates and liabilities.
Jeff received a B.S. in Accounting from Tulane University; a J.D. from George Mason School of Law; and an LL.M. in Transnational Law from Temple University (Tokyo Campus).

He is a member of the Virginia Bar.




John O’Connell, Captain USN (Retired)
John is the Chief Operating Officer for Compendium Federal Technology, LLC.

John was born and raised in Medfield and graduated with the Class of 1964. He attended Northeastern University graduating in 1969 with Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering.

Upon graduating he was accepted into the Navy as an Aviation Officer Candidate at Pensacola Florida and was commissioned an Ensign in 1969.
Ensign O’Connell was designated a Naval Aviator helicopter pilot in 1970.

John spent the next 6 years flying H-3 helicopters making four 6 month deployments to the Mediterranean Sea on the USS Saratoga aircraft carrier. He was promoted to Lieutenant in 1974.

John was designated a Navy Test Pilot in 1977 and during the next 3 years he flew 22 different types of aircraft and during that time he received a Master of Science Degree from The University of Southern California. John was promoted to Lieutenant Commander in 1978.

At the end of his tour at the Navy’s Test Center John attended The Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island in 1981. From 1982 to 1984 John made 2 more Operational Deployments to the Mediterranean Sea on the USS America aircraft carrier.

In 1984 he was promoted to Commander and was selected to be the Commanding Officer of Helicopter Antisubmarine Squadron 5 attached to the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier making 2 more deployments to the Mediterranean Sea in 3 years.

From 1987 to 1989 John was stationed at the Pentagon on the Chief of Naval Operations Staff. In 1989 he was assigned to the Naval Air Systems Command in Washington DC where he was responsible for the technical capabilities of the Navy’s newest Antisubmarine Warfare systems. At the end of this tour John promoted to Captain.

In 1991 he was transferred to the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command where he served as the Program Manager for the Navy’s Tactical Data Links Systems for 4 years.

John’s final 3 years in the Navy was as Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Communications and Space, retiring in 1999.

For the next 6 years John worked in the Defense industry supporting Navy and Air Force communication systems. In 2006 John established his own company.

John now lives in Lexington Park, Maryland with his wife Bonnie and their 3 children.