Contegix operates N+1 data centers in St. Louis & Kansas City, Missouri; Reading, Pennsylvania; Dallas, Texas, and Amsterdam. As of 2017, Contegix had roughly $60 million in annualized revenues and 200 employees
Admo was founded in 1998 and was acquired by Contegix in December 2016.
Admo is one of Kansas City’s largest data center providers, with two facilities in the area and more than 70 clients.
The acquisition adds six employees to Contegix’s headcount. Adam Ward, founder and CEO of Admo, will join Contegix as senior director of cloud architecture and services and be part of Contegix’s extended leadership team.
Contegix® provides cloud, application lifecycle management, and managed services to all markets from start-up to enterprise. Offering public (AWS & Azure), private, and hybrid cloud, we also serve as a trusted advisor for IaaS and PaaS. We are the global leader in Atlassian hosting and deliver advanced web content management services for Drupal, Magento and WordPress, among others. As a FedRAMP-authorized service provider, Contegix offers federal agencies secure cloud storage and solutions. Our PaaS BlackMesh SecureCloud, provided by Contegix, meets strict government security guidelines, which puts us amongst the top FedRAMP authorized providers.
We automate the hosting and development process to provide speed, agility, and growth, while ensuring security compliance. State-of-the-art data centers, located in St. Louis, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Toronto, Reston, VA, Reading and Bethlehem, PA, Dallas, and Amsterdam, coupled with federal security and compliance certifications, allow us to offer FedRAMP, FISMA, HIPAA and PCI compliant solutions to a wide range of geographically diverse customers.
The site in 1102 Grand was acquired in late 2016 when Contegix acquired Admo.
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