Vierra Group and Teya Diversified Services back 2026 Big Blue Bash for law enforcement families
The Vierra Group and Teya Diversified Services are sponsoring the 2026 Big Blue Bash in Palm Beach, Florida, to support the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation and its aid for wounded and fallen officers’ families. The gala, set for Nov. 17 at Mar-a-Lago, will also honor Angel Families during a featured segment.
Why it matters: - The sponsorship adds support for families of federal law enforcement officers who were wounded or killed in the line of duty. - The event benefits the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation, which provides immediate support to federal officers and their families during tragic circumstances. - The gala also spotlights Angel Families, extending recognition to families living with the loss of a loved one.
What happened: - The Vierra Group and Teya Diversified Services signed on as sponsors of the 2026 Big Blue Bash Presented by Motorola Solutions. - The black-tie gala is set for Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2026, at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida. - The two companies are sponsoring a special segment honoring Angel Families during the event.
The details: - The Vierra Group is led by CEO and President Ross Vierra. - The Vierra Group is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and a national government and commercial contractor. - The company works with federal and commercial clients including DHS, DOW, ICE and CBP. - Its work spans design-build construction, facility management, professional services, and security and life safety systems integration technology projects in the U.S. and abroad. - Teya Diversified Services is based in Anchorage, Alaska, and is a federal government contractor. - Teya Diversified Services is a subsidiary of Teya Development Company, an Alaska Native-owned enterprise. - Teya Development Company was established in 2005. - Teya’s work includes general construction and repair, facilities operations and maintenance, infrastructure, disaster response and recovery, and professional services. - Teya has supported federal agencies including the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of War, the Department of Justice and the Department of Health and Human Services. - The Big Blue Bash will bring together federal law enforcement leaders, veterans, families of wounded and fallen officers, and advocates. - Guests can expect surprise live musical performances, live and silent auctions, a three-course dinner in the Mar-a-Lago ballroom, an open bar with premium spirits, and Arturo Fuente cigars. - The evening will feature God-centered tributes honoring families of wounded and fallen officers and Angel families. - Proceeds go to the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation. - The foundation supports families of wounded and fallen federal officers. - More information is available at Big Blue Bash. - The foundation also directs readers to its donation and information page.
Between the lines: - Jon Adler, National President of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Foundation, said the sponsorship reflects the mission of the gala and support for the people behind federal law enforcement. - Ross Vierra said his military experience and personal losses shaped his support for law enforcement families and their sacrifices. - The sponsorship aligns two federal-contracting companies with an event built around service, sacrifice and public recognition.
What's next: - The Big Blue Bash will take place on Nov. 17, 2026, at Mar-a-Lago. - The gala’s fundraising will continue to support the foundation’s assistance to families of injured and fallen federal officers. - The foundation will also continue its partnership with the Police Unity Tour and the annual 9/11 Fallen Hero Ceremony in Washington, D.C.
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