GCubed buys RightDirection to deepen federal IT and cyber reach
What's the deal? GCubed EnterprisesDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, has acquired RightDirection Technology Solutions (RDTS)Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → for an undisclosed sum, the company announced in October 2026. Both firms provide IT and cybersecurity services to the US Federal government.
What changes? RDTS will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary. Its prime contracts, past performance, and customer relationships remain intact, with GCubed promising uninterrupted service through the transition.
What's the endgame? The deal expands GCubed's technical capabilities, broadens its customer base across federal agencies, and adds contract vehicles and cleared talent. GCubed says the combination strengthens its ability to compete for larger, mission-critical programs.
The acquisition reflects what GCubed calls a strategy of disciplined growth — pairing organic performance with selective, complementary deals — as it marks more than 12 years of federal service.
What they're saying: "RDTS has built an outstanding reputation and an exceptional team, and this combination makes GCubed a stronger partner to the agencies we serve," said chief executive officer Vernon Green Jr. He added that acquiring RDTS "allows us to leverage the very best both companies have to offer."
The signal: Consolidation among small federal IT contractors lets firms scale their capabilities and contract portfolios to pursue bigger government programs. For GCubed, absorbing RDTS is a bid to move up the competitive ladder while keeping its small-business footing.
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