Parsons said Monday it will merge its knowledge in artificial and signals intelligence and data analytics with Polaris Alpha™s machine learning, data, video, multisource analytics and automated reasoning offerings.
œThe acquisition of Polaris Alpha is the latest transformative move for Parsons that takes our technology solutions strategy to a new level with customers needing advanced solutions to rapidly evolving threats, said Parsons CEO Chuck Harrington.
The Colorado Springs, Colo.-based firm will be integrated into Parsons™ federal business unit under Carey Smith™s responsibility.
Smith noted that the customers of the two companies will benefit from existing, complementary offerings and enhanced technologies under a shared vision of rapid prototyping and agile development.
Polaris Alpha offers a range of products and services for electromagnetic warfare, signals intelligence, space situational awareness and multidomain command and control.
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