In an interview with Defense News, Doug Wagoner, LMI’s chief executive, said the mid-tier contractor wasn’t able to reap the advantages of being a small business or a very large company.

In 2022, after more than four decades as a not-for-profit logistics management organization, LMI entered the for-profit arena. The strategic move marked a new chapter in the company’s history ...

Its approximately 60 employees will remain in Colorado. Founded in 1961, LMI provides IT, analytics, logistics and management advisory services to federal clients. The company was originally formed to ...

The government consulting firm has landed a consortium of investors to fuel its next phase of growth as a for-profit company. LMI knew exactly what it wanted when the nearly six-decade old ...

LMI spokesperson Robin Milton told Defense News. The company viewed Synaptech as a promising acquisition due to its clients, which include the Space Force, and its modeling and simulation capabilities ...

By integrating JJR Solutions’ expertise into LMI, company officials are reaffirming their commitment to provide rapid, innovative, human-centered design solutions” for its customers ...

On the transaction, Doug Wagoner, LMI president and CEO ... real estate, platform company investments, fund seeding, and other opportunistic strategies. The firm was founded in 2017 and is ...

LMI planned to be active in 2024 on the acquisition front and has made its first move on that leg of the company's strategy to be a more formidable player in digital transformation. By purchasing ...