FusionTek completes acquisition of U.S. Resources, Inc. to expand managed service offerings

Feb 18, 2025•6 months ago

Acquiring Company

FusionTek

Acquired Company

US Resources

Kirkland

ViennaSecurityInformation TechnologyConsulting

Description

FusionTek, a leading Managed Services Provider (MSP), has strategically acquired US Resources, a Washington DC-based MSP. This acquisition expands FusionTek's footprint in the DC Metro Area and enhances its ability to serve clients in the region. With this acquisition, FusionTek aims to expand its client base in Washington DC while providing the same high-quality service that US Resources' clients expect, as well as offering access to FusionTek's in-house engineering capabilities, cybersecurity offerings and incident response needs.

Company Information

Company

FusionTek

Location

Kirkland, Washington, United States

About

FusionTek has been a trusted IT partner for businesses in the greater Seattle area, delivering innovative technology solutions and unmatched IT support. With its headquarters in Kirkland, WA, FusionTek has steadily grown its presence and now boasts offices in Federal Way (serving the greater Tacoma area), Washington DC (serving the DC metro area), and Tampa (serving the greater Tampa area.) Beyond their office locations, FusionTek also remotely supports a number of clients nationwide. With a commitment to innovation and excellence, FusionTek helps clients navigate the complexities of the digital landscape and achieve their business goals. The firm is a managed services provider (MSP,) managed security services provider (MSSP,) and leader in incident response (IR.)

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