Author: Scott Nicholas|| Date Published: November 14, 2017
Private equity investment firmH.I.G. Capital has bought Reston, Virginia-based program management and consulting services provider Whitney, Bradley and Brown for an undisclosed sum.
WBB CEO Robert Olsen said in a statement published Tuesday the company aims to utilize H.I.G.’s resources in efforts to expand services for federal agency customers.
WBB offers services including program development and mission performance support to the Defense Department and other federal government agencies.
“We believe WBB™s existing services provide a strong foundation and are looking forward to working with the team to expand WBB™s capabilities through organic investments and complementary acquisitions,” added Jeff Zanarini, a managing director at H.I.G.
H.I.G. also recently acquired government information technology services provider NCI under a cash agreement worth $283 million.
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Private equity investment firm H.I.G. Capital has bought Reston, Virginia-based program management and consulting services provider Whitney, Bradley and Brown for an undisclosed sum.
