Tetra Tech has acquired Halvik, a federal IT services and advisory consulting firm, for an undisclosed sum as part of a push to expand its data analytics, artificial intelligence and enterprise technology services for U.S. defense and civilian agencies.
Pasadena, California-based Tetra Tech said Thursday Halvik will become part of the company’s government services group.
The acquisition came days after a Tetra Tech-AECOM joint venture won a position on the Missile Defense Agency’s $400 million indefinite delivery contract for architectural and engineering services.
What Did Tetra Tech President Roger Argus Say About the Halvik Acquisition?
Roger Argus, president and CEO-designate at Tetra Tech, said the acquisition of Halvik expands the company’s high-end analytics and digital platforms across U.S. federal agencies.
“Halvik broadens our relationships with the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Transportation. Together, we will strengthen resiliency and operational effectiveness using advanced data analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity solutions,” Argus added.
What Does Halvik Do?
Halvik is a digital transformation and technology services company supporting U.S. federal government customers.
The Tysons, Virginia-based firm has more than 600 employees and supports defense and civilian agencies by delivering advanced analytics, digital, AI and machine learning, cybersecurity and management consulting services. In 2024, Halvik won a spot on a $2.4 billion contract to provide IT products and services for the Federal Aviation Administration’s Office of Information and Technology Services.
Halvik CEO Madhavi Bathula said the company is pleased that its employees will join Tetra Tech and leverage the latter’s global platform.
“Together, we will combine Halvik’s mission-oriented approach utilizing innovative technologies and program advisory expertise with Tetra Tech’s experience delivering value to 25,000 customers worldwide. This combination will enhance scale and resiliency and deliver impactful outcomes for our customers’ mission-critical systems, processes, and data,” added Bathula.
