Rarely do we get to see the full story of a private equity-backed government services company and their growth strategy. But Caliburn's filing for an IPO lets us do just that.
Caliburn International, created a few months ago by DC Capital Partners, has filed with the SEC for an initial public offering in hopes of raising $100 million.
After several years of cash-focused strategies emphasizing things such as efficiencies and margins, investors are once again demonstrating serious interest in the growth strategies of companies that do business with the U.S. government.
The Navy chooses six companies for a $3.2 billion blanket purchase agreement to distribute Microsoft brand name software licenses and subscriptions across multiple agencies.
Leidos CFO Jim Reagan acknowledges that Amazon's so-called "HQ2" in Northern Virginia will result in some adjustments, some of which have been in the making already.
