Tom Hull, as Project Enhancement Corporation’s (PEC) Senior Vice President of Business Strategy and Proposal Management Services, has provided expert support services to companies competing for government contracts. He draws on more than 40 years of Government service to provide the technical, acquisition and project management experience to evaluate government request for proposals and craft winning responses to those proposals. His support includes serving as proposal and capture manager, developing win themes and teaming strategies, leading and serving on proposal color team reviews, writing/editing major technical proposals, developing quality assurance plans, risk management and mitigation plans, transition plans and developing program and project management plans.

Mr. Hull draws on more than 40 years of experience in program and project management; risk management; research and development; nuclear safety; regulatory and construction oversight; acquisition, contract and earned value management; and support of government nuclear operations and facilities. His expertise includes nuclear materials management and disposition, facility operations, deactivation and decommissioning, and environmental remediation and cleanup of legacy nuclear waste sites. Mr. Hull, a former federal employee, has served on more than two dozen federal source evaluation boards (SEB) which provides insight and understanding of what SEBs expect and demand from winning proposals.  He has also led more than 40 proposal teams and efforts with a significant win rate.  He leads a team of former federal employees and managers with significant procurement and acquisition planning experience to provide full-service client support.

Mr. Hull is a former Naval Nuclear Surface Warfare Officer, attended the Navy’s Nuclear Power School, and is qualified as a Chief Engineer on the D2G Reactor Plant.  He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Villanova University, and an M.S. in Technical Management (with an emphasis on project and organizational management) from Johns Hopkins University.