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GCubed acquires RDTS to expand federal IT and cybersecurity business

GCubed acquires RDTS to expand federal IT and cybersecurity business Image: Primary
GCubed Enterprises acquired RightDirection Technology Solutions, adding federal IT and cybersecurity contracts, agency relationships and cleared personnel. RDTS will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary. GCubed said the acquisition broadens its federal customer relationships and strengthens its ability to compete for larger mission-critical programs. RDTS will retain its prime contracts, past performance credentials and customer relationships. The company said existing contracts, employees and ongoing work will continue without interruption.
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