Chuck Bristow will continue to serve as president of Mikros, which develops software and hardware for condition-based, preventive and planned maintenance tasks, McKean Defense said Monday.
Joseph Carlini, CEO of McKean Defense, said that Mikros’ prognostics framework and SYM-3 monitoring technology for U.S. Navy littoral combat ships present a growth opportunity for the combined organization.
The deal was McKean’s first acquisition and part of its push to grow diagnostic analytics and systems monitoring offerings for the Navy.
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