BOOST buys Global Services to broaden federal contractor support

BOOST LLC has acquired Washington, D.C.-based Global Services, adding GSA Schedule and GWAC proposal expertise to its outsourced services platform for government contractors. The deal expands BOOST’s reach from compliance and back-office support into contract pursuit and award work across the federal marketplace.

Why it matters: - BOOST is widening its addressable market by adding front-end proposal and schedule support to its existing back-office and compliance services. - The combination gives government contractors a single provider for winning federal work and sustaining it after award. - The move could matter for small businesses that need help navigating both acquisition vehicles and ongoing compliance demands.

What happened: - BOOST LLC announced the acquisition of Global Services, a Washington, D.C.-based firm that supports federal contractors working through GSA Schedule and GWAC vehicles. - BOOST will operate Global Services as a wholly owned subsidiary. - BOOST is backed by The Brydon Group. - The acquisition follows BOOST’s earlier 2026 purchase of Rimstorm Inc., a managed security service provider focused on CMMC compliance for small businesses.

The details: - Global Services has more than 25 years of experience in the federal marketplace. - Global Services has helped clients secure more than 3,000 contract awards. - Global Services says it has supported more than $25 billion in contract value. - The firm provides GSA Schedule support, GWAC and Multiple Award Contract proposal development, and training for companies entering the federal market. - BOOST’s services include outsourced accounting, contracts, HR, recruiting, and cybersecurity tools for government contractors. - BOOST said the acquisition extends its support across the full lifecycle of a government contractor’s federal business, from proposal development to the services that sustain growth after award. - Global Services will continue to operate as Global Services, a BOOST Company, led by Courtney Fairchild and its existing team of GSA and proposal development professionals.

Between the lines: - The deal signals a broader push by BOOST to become a more complete platform for government contractors, not just a back-office vendor. - Adding proposal and schedule expertise can help BOOST reach clients earlier in the procurement process, when federal business is won or lost. - The acquisition also strengthens BOOST’s positioning around compliance, scale, and operational support for small businesses.

What's next: - Global Services will keep its brand while integrating into BOOST’s company structure. - Government contractors can learn more at BOOST and Global Services. - BOOST and Global Services are likely to market the combined offering as a broader end-to-end federal contracting support platform.

The bottom line: - BOOST is moving beyond compliance and back-office services to cover more of the federal contractor lifecycle, from proposal pursuit to post-award operations.