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PODCAST: How Booz Allen revved its M&A engine
Booz Allen Hamilton is no longer a stranger to making acquisitions. Chief Strategy Officer Matt Calderone explains why the company is indeed a buyer with two acquisitions last year and another in the works this year, but don't call them a consolidator.
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HII rebrands its technology solutions business
Huntington Ingalls Industries also is now calling itself "HII" as the company pushes on its path to be more than a shipbuilder.
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CBEYONData purchases business system consultancy
The transaction aims to offer the market a more diverse offering of services around enterprise resource planning functions such as budgeting and financial reporting.
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L3Harris adds to its tech scouting function through venture partnership
The defense company is working with investment firm Shield Capital to identify and further foster technologies of potential dual use in commercial and national security.
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Booz Allen backs commercial AI, imagery firm
The government technology and services company's tech scouting function finds another startup to work with.
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SES moves to double its US government footing through acquisition
The global satellite company is purchasing a subsidiary of Leonardo DRS that integrates those networks into a managed offering for government users.
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Booz Allen was not the only company involved in this week's M&A
Some of the week's other major transactions involve a change in ownership, divestiture in-the-works and acquisitions.
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Booz Allen to acquire national security software services company
The company's latest acquisition centers on the national security community and working with those agencies on the collection and processing of data.
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DC Capital Partners acquires unmanned avionics provider
DC Capital Partners' latest acquisition in the government market is of a company that works to help customers manage civilian airspace as more unmanned aircraft fly in it.
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Tetra Tech acquires climate data services firm
Tetra Tech's government business is adding a company that specializes in large data sets for helping clients address climate change.
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Vectrus' convergence strategy leads to combination with Vertex
Vectrus and Vertex are joining forces to create a larger and more converged provider of government services that cut across both the digital and physical realms.
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Gaming advancements led BAE to acquire this training company
Bohemia Interactive Simulations' co-founder Pete Morrison believed video games could drive advancements in training and after partnering together for two years, BAE Systems has acquired "BISim." Here is how they are carrying that vision forward.
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Federal Advisory Partners' latest acquisition eyes enterprise IT growth
Federal Advisory Partners closes acquisition number two with the backing of its current private equity owner Sagewind Capital.
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Space launch, national security IT and cyber drove deals this week
Four acquisitions came in quick succession this week and highlight what is being bought in the market and who the buyers are.
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Kratos' 2021 acquisitions foreshadow its 2022 goals
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions' optimism on its space and satellite business can be found in a pair of acquisitions the company made as 2021 was coming to a close.
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Where ManTech sees some of the market stagnation loosening
ManTech is mindful that agencies have a great deal of catchup work to do if they get appropriations but some also have the ability to move quickly on their priorities.
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Gunnison adds cyber skills with third acquisition
Gunnison Consulting's third acquisition in 15 months sees the company add a cyber solutions provider.
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Parsons sees infrastructure spending opportunities on the horizon
Parsons Corp.'s plan for this year is already in place, but the company also has the infrastructure spending bill and any potential opportunities from it on its mind for 2023.
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Leidos CEO quantifies the risks they and others face
Leidos sees questions around the budget and contract delays as risks that "need to be retired" out of the contracting ecosystem as the company's growth slows for 2022.
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