Author: Angeline Leishman|| Date Published: August 6, 2021
Counter Threat Solutions has acquiredQuantitative Analytics, a Stafford, Virginia-based provider of management consulting and information technology services, for an undisclosed amount to expand the consulting firm’s offerings and client base.
The deal augments CTS’ capabilities in data visualization, predictive analytics, logistics management and aviation operations in support of customers, specifically in intelligence and defense markets, company CEO Theresa Keith said in a statement published Thursday.
“The talent, experience, and commonality in our client base make this merger a logical combination of our two firms. Quantitative Analytics complements our existing management consulting services.”
Robert Darling, president and CEO of Quantitative Analytics and an over two-decade U.S. Marine Corps veteran, will bring his crisis leadership expertise in a key operational position at CTS as part of the acquisition.
“Our shared ability to bring creative solutions and professional resources to meet our clients’ most complex challenges will allow our legacy to live on in CTS,” said Darling.
Quantitative Analytics is CTS’ second strategic acquisition in recent times.
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