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Secure Mission Solutions Acquires Sim-G Technologies

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Tuesday, January 12th, 2010

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Secure Mission Solutions (SMS) has acquired Sim-G Technologies, expanding its capabilities in physical and cyber security to support an integrated security focus. Terms of the deal, which closed in December, were not disclosed. Sim-G, which is based in Northern Virginia, has more than 130 engineers and technical professionals working on cyber security, systems engineering and command and control support primarily for defense and intelligence community customers. Sim-G will become an operating company of SMS, which also has a subsidiary WareOnEarth…

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