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Vinita Fordham Joins Bridge Core as Chief Innovation Officer - Vimarsana News

Vinita Fordham Joins Bridge Core as Chief Innovation Officer

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Bridge Core Federal Makes Expansion Moves With Board Appointments & New Acquisition - Vimarsana News

Bridge Core Federal Makes Expansion Moves With Board Appointments & New Acquisition

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Bridge Core Acquires teKnoluxion and Appoints National Security Leaders, The Honorable Sue Gordon, Vice Admiral Bob Sharp, USN (Ret.), and Andy Maner, to the Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Bridge Core Acquires teKnoluxion and Appoints National Security Leaders, The Honorable Sue Gordon, Vice Admiral Bob Sharp, USN (Ret.), and Andy Maner, to the Board of Directors

/PRNewswire/ -- Bridge Core Federal ("Bridge Core"), a leading provider of visual intelligence, cybersecurity, and other advanced technical solutions to the...

McLean-based cybersecurity contractor Avantus Federal acquired for $590 million - Vimarsana News

McLean-based cybersecurity contractor Avantus Federal acquired for $590 million

McLean, Virginia-based Avantus, one of the area’s largest government contractors, has been acquired by Lorton-based QuinetiQ U.S. for $590 million.

Source: wtop.com
QinetiQ's big-picture thinking with Avantus in the fold - Vimarsana News

QinetiQ's big-picture thinking with Avantus in the fold

The British defense tech maker explains to "Lombard Street" (London's Wall Street equivalent) why they see this $590 million transaction as making sense...