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VTG Acquires Loki Solutions To Expand Presence In Intel Community

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, February 25th, 2025

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VTG Acquires Loki Solutions To Expand Presence In Intel Community

John Hassoun, president and CEO of VTG. Photo: VTG

Digital and engineering technology services firm VTG on Tuesday said it has acquired information technology company Loki Solutions LLC to expand its work with the intelligence community (IC). Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Loki focuses its IT capabilities on infrastructure and applications with expertise in cybersecurity, data analysis and data management. “This acquisition significantly accelerates our expansion strategy within the intelligence community, enhances our operational capabilities, and adds strategic customers, missions, and contracts to our IC portfolio,” John…

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