Government & Public Sector Growth Capital Investments in 2023

Acquisition Volume in Government & Public Sector Growth Capital Investments in 2023 by Year

Last 5 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 5 years for Government & Public Sector Growth Capital Investments in 2023. 2 2022 4 2023 6 2024 2 2025 ~0 est. 0 2026
Actual Full-year estimate
  • Buyer
    CM Equity Partners
    Target
    Dexis Consulting Group

    Dexis Consulting Group, a ~500-person Washington, D.C.-area professional services firm supporting U.S. foreign assistance programs, has partnered with CM Equity Partners for a growth capital investment to scale its federal civilian business. Dexis' management team and board remain in place; the capital will support expansion of social impact work across additional federal agencies including disaster recovery, public health, climate, and AI-enabled citizen services.

  • Buyer
    Francisco Partners, Berkshire Partners
    Target
    Accela

    Accela, a provider of cloud-based government software, received a strategic growth investment from Francisco Partners while Berkshire Partners remains a significant, equal equity investor. The undisclosed capital will be used to accelerate Accela's product and market growth as the company expands its civic cloud platform for state and local governments.

  • Buyer
    IMB Partners
    Target
    eTelligent Group

    IMB Partners, a middle-market private equity firm, has made a strategic investment in eTelligent Group, a provider of digital transformation, DevSecOps, PMO and cybersecurity services to the U.S. federal government. The partnership will provide eTelligent Group with capital and operational support to scale organizational capabilities, pursue larger contracts, diversify its customer base beyond the IRS, and explore acquisitions.

  • Buyer
    Bluestone Investment Partners
    Target
    Precise Systems, Inc.

    Bluestone Investment Partners, a McLean, Virginia-based private equity firm, has made a strategic growth investment in Precise Systems, Inc., a Lexington Park, Maryland-based provider of engineering, program management and software development services to the U.S. Department of Defense. The transaction supports management continuity (Scott Pfister named CEO) and is intended to accelerate growth and enable strategic M&A to expand Precise Systems' capabilities and reach across DoD customers.

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