Xpect Solutions acquires Amivero in federal tech deal
Xpect Solutions said it has acquired Amivero in a deal that will expand its reach in federal national security technology.
Xpect Solutions said Sept. 3, 2026, that it acquired Amivero. The company said the deal will expand its technical capabilities, customer relationships and scale in federal national security technology.
The companies said the combined business will support federal partners modernizing mission-critical systems and moving artificial intelligence from testing into operational use. Xpect said the transaction fits its plan to build a federal technology company focused on enterprise IT, cybersecurity, digital modernization, and data and AI.
Amivero brings capabilities in artificial intelligence, automation, fraud and intelligence operations, digital identity, data and analytics, and agile software development for Homeland Security agencies, the announcement said. Xpect said its own strengths include network modernization, zero trust, cyber operations, physical security, cloud, DevSecOps, and mission-focused data solutions.
Xpect said the acquisition adds complementary capabilities and customer relationships. The release also said the companies share a focus on mission, people and accountability.
Yusuf Abdul-Salaam, chief executive of Xpect Solutions, said the combined company has more than 450 team members. Olivia Trivisani Bowker, founder and chief executive of Amivero, said many of Amivero's leaders, including her, will continue in leadership roles across the combined company.
The release identified Xpect as a provider of enterprise IT, cybersecurity, digital modernization and data and AI solutions to national security agencies and as a NewSpring Holdings platform company. It described Amivero as a mission-driven technology provider founded in 2018 and based in Reston, Virginia.
The announcement did not say whether the terms of the transaction were disclosed. It named Piper Sandler & Co. as Amivero's advisor and RSM, Aprio, Blank Rome, Baker Tilly, Morrison Foerster and Alera Group as Xpect advisors.
What happens next was not detailed in the release beyond the companies' description of the combined business and leadership continuity after the transaction.
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