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ANSER Acquires Small Technical Services Firm Serving DoD, Federal Agencies

By Cal Biesecker

Monday, November 5th, 2018

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ANSER Acquires Small Technical Services Firm Serving DoD, Federal Agencies

ANSER President and CEO Carmen Spencer. Photo: ANSER

The non-profit federal professional services company Analytic Services Inc. (ANSER) last week said it has acquired Domain X Technologies, a small firm that provides subject matter expertise across a range of technical needs to customers with the Defense and Homeland Security Departments and other federal agencies.Terms of the deal were not disclosed. DXT is a woman-owned small business based in Northern Virginia.DXT provides program management, DoD acquisition, systems engineering, software engineering, and modeling and simulation support to its customers. On…

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