Leesburg-headquartered GSM was founded in 2008 and says its work for government agencies includes application development, analytics, cloud computing, mobile devices, cybersecurity and enterprise architecture services.
GSM employs more than 70 analysts, engineers and information technology professionals that will transition into PSS’ national security group.
Fred Funk, senior vice president for PSS’ national security group, said his company sought GSM’s experience in software engineering, data analytics and mobile development work for intelligence agencies.
âThe strategy of the PSS national security group is to build a company to solve the challenging problems faced by the intelligence community, â Funk said.
Donald McKinley, GSM president and CEO, has been appointed a vice president for PSS’ national security group.