(NOTE: This story was updated Monday afternoon to reflect PAE's completion of two acquisitions versus one. I spoke too soon when this story was published.)

Within the span of a week, four acquisitions of significant size and scope in the government market and a fifth with as of yet an undisclosed value all closed.

Here is a refresh of three we covered previously and a fifth that the buyer only revealed Friday.

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Falls Church, VA-based PAE announced on November 20 that it has completed its acquisition of CENTRA Technology, Inc. The transaction brings new, value-added service and technology offerings to PAE's portfolio, including intelligence analysis, communication systems integration and research and development services.

Click here to read Intelligence Community News' full article.

US-based government services provider PAE has agreed to acquire American intelligence business Metis Solutions for USD92 million in cash, PAE announced on 16 November.

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PAE is back in business as one of the government market’s most serial acquirers with two deals now in the works, including the latest one announced before financial markets opened Monday.

Falls Church, Virginia-based PAE has agreed to pay $92 million in cash to acquire Metis Solutions, a provider of intelligence analysis and other mission support services to federal agencies. Both companies expect to close the transaction before the year ends.

On November 16, Falls Church, VA-based PAE announced that its subsidiary has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Metis Solutions Corporation, a leading provider of intelligence analysis, operational and tactical training and program management, for approximately $92 million in cash. This represents a transaction multiple of approximately 9.7x CY2020 adjusted EBITDA, adjusted for estimated annual cost synergies.

PAE said today it has agreed to acquire Metis Solutions, which specializes in intelligence analysis, operational and tactical training and program management, for about $92 million in cash.

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