Federal IT systems integrator B&A has acquired Hexagon US Federal’s Strategic Services and Solutions, or HS3, business unit as part of a push to expand its capabilities in delivering mission-critical technologies and support to defense, intelligence and national security agencies.
Enhancing B&A’s Service Offerings for National Security, Defense, Intelligence Sectors
B&A said the HS3 defense and intelligence portfolio of mission-focused IT, geospatial services and integrated offerings that enable cyber assurance and situational awareness complement its strategic vision of providing autonomous, connected and secure platforms in support of federal missions.
“Combining our strengths further enables B&A to deliver advanced mission-critical technologies that directly support national and operational priorities,” said Jonathan Evans, president and CEO of B&A.
“This will not only expand our access to essential contract vehicles but also deepen our expertise in field-ready systems integration, geospatial services, enterprise information management, and cybersecurity—strengthening our ability to meet today’s most complex defense and intelligence challenges,” Evans added.
B&A considers the transaction a key milestone in establishing a next-generation consulting platform that combines operational insights with technical talent to address the evolving requirements of federal government partners.
“B&A’s dedicated focus on government services offers the strategic alignment and mission-driven culture our employees value. This move strengthens our current capabilities while unlocking new opportunities to grow and deliver greater impact for our government partners,” said Troy Sutherland, HS3 business unit director at Hexagon US Federal.
What Does DFW Capital-Backed B&A Do?
B&A is a portfolio company of DFW Capital Partners, a private equity investment firm.
The McLean, Virginia-based company provides technology platforms and support for federal customers through six key service areas: Agile DevSecOps delivery; cloud migration and modernization; application transformation; data science and analytics; human capital management; and operations and enablement.
