Bridge Core Federal, a NewSpring Holdings platform company, has acquired analytics, data science and development-focused company GeoYeti LLC.
The move will expand Bridge Core’s portfolio of data and analytics offerings to provide broad, end-to-end mission expertise to meet federal intelligence demands, the McLean, Virginia-based company announced on Tuesday.
Lee Garber, general partner at NewSpring, said integrating the platforms is a “significant step forward in aligning technology directly to mission outcomes.”
GeoYeti uses non-traditional data analysis to develop tailored applications and approaches, such as Agile Analytics, and its repeatable processes can provide notable time-savings for intelligence community clients. The company applies a ‘connective tissue’ method as a tech-level cross-functional tie between federal organizations to link individuals and teams with different specializations.
Combining GeoYeti’s Agile Analytics with Bridge Core’s Tech-to-Mission services, said Garber, will “enhance the speed and precision of intelligence operations.”
Bridge Core CEO Chad Kim said the acquisition is not only an integration of capabilities, but an “investment in the brilliant minds who are redefining how analysis is performed in the intelligence community” that highlights the organization’s commitment to “nurturing talent that can innovate and excel in this complex arena.”
“As the data landscape evolves, the human element – our analysts, data scientists, and engineers – becomes increasingly critical in transforming raw data into precise, actionable insights,” he said.
Joe Governski, CEO and co-founder of GeoYeti, said the company was founded in pursuit of advancements in data and analytics, which led to the Analysis-as-a-Service approach that “seamlessly integrates agile software development principles with intelligence analysis.”
“Our core values of a shared commitment to excellence resonate seamlessly with Bridge Core’s culture of trust and teamwork to advance mission through innovation. I’m thrilled that our next phase of growth is with an organization whose principles align so closely with ours,” he said.