Author: Mary-Louise Hoffman|| Date Published: June 14, 2017
PAE has wrapped up its acquisition of Ashburn, Virginia-based professional services contractor FCi Federal for an undisclosed sum, a move that CEO John Heller says will expand PAE’s information and process management support offerings to the government sector.
“As a combined team, we look forward to continuing the exceptional services that FCi™s customers have come to expect, while leveraging this new capability to enhance the support that PAE provides to our broad portfolio of customers and mission sets,” Heller said in a statement published Tuesday.
Both companies announced the deal one year after Los Angeles-based investment firm Platinum Equityacquired PAEfrom its former parent company Lindsay Goldberg, a private-equity firm headquartered in New York.
Sharon Virts established FCi Federal in 1991 to offer operational management and adjudication support services to federal customers.
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PAE has wrapped up its acquisition of Ashburn, Virginia-based professional services contractor FCi Federal for an undisclosed sum, a move that CEO John Heller says will expand PAE’s information and process management support offerings to the government sector.
