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Belcan Targets IT Security Market With Intercom Consulting & Federal Systems Buy


cybersecurityBelcan, a portfolio company of private investment firm AE Industrial Partners, has purchased Intercom Consulting & Federal Systems for an undisclosed sum in a push to help address customer demand for information technology security platforms and services.

Belcan CEO Lance Kwasniewski said in a statement released Wednesday the purchase aims to help expand Belcan™s efforts to serve global clients œin the most sensitive, mission-critical assignments.

Cincinnati, Ohio-based Belcan provides technical staffing and engineering consultancy support to clients worldwide.

Lansdowne, Virginia-based Intercom is an employee-owned company that provides enterprise-level IT platforms and services to government and commercial clients in the areas of cybersecurity, systems architecture and engineering, enterprise management and network engineering.

PwC acted as a financial adviser to Belcan and AE Industrial Partners in the transaction, while McLean Group served as a financial adviser to Intercom.

Kirkland & Ellis and Greenberg Traurig respectively served as legal advisers to Belcan and Intercom in the deal.

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