Allied Technology Group, Inc

Allied Technology Group, Inc. is a company that provides a range of information technology (IT) and professional services. The company was founded in 1991 and has built a reputation for delivering high-quality, innovative solutions to both government and commercial clients. Their services typically include cyber security, software engineering, systems integration, data analytics, and IT infrastructure management.

Allied Technology Group focuses on leveraging cutting-edge technologies to meet the complex needs of their clients. The company often serves sectors such as defense, intelligence, homeland security, and other federal agencies, utilizing their expertise to support mission-critical functions.

In 2015, Allied Technology Group was acquired by ManTech International Corporation, a leading provider of technology solutions and services for U.S. government customers. This acquisition allowed ManTech to expand its capabilities in cybersecurity, systems engineering, and enterprise IT, further enhancing its service offerings.

The acquisition also provided Allied Technology Group with greater resources and a broader platform to deliver value to their clients, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growth and development.

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