Industrial Services Acquisitions in Washington

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired EVCO Integrated Solutions, a Spokane-headquartered security system and fire alarm company serving education, healthcare and commercial customers in eastern Washington, north Idaho and western Montana. The acquisition expands Pye-Barker's life-safety and security service footprint in the Northwest and brings EVCO's capabilities in fire alarms, access control, video surveillance and communications infrastructure into Pye-Barker's platform.

Bailey Equipment & Intralogistics, a third-generation family-owned forklift dealership headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, has acquired Equipment Depot’s Washington state operations and will establish a regional headquarters in Kent, Washington. Bailey will serve as the authorized Logisnext dealer in Washington for Cat Lift Trucks, Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks, and Jungheinrich, expanding its material handling, warehouse solutions, and intralogistics services into the Washington market.

MES Life Safety, a PE-backed national provider of fire, safety, and emergency response solutions, has acquired SeaWestern Inc., a Kirkland, Washington-based supplier of firefighting and safety equipment. The deal — supported by MES sponsor Platte River Equity — expands MES's presence and capabilities across the Western United States and adds regional relationships, equipment distribution, and service capabilities to the MES platform.

HCAP Partners has invested in IND, Inc. to support management's buyout of IND's majority shareholder and provide capital for facility expansion, working capital, and growth. IND, headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, provides critical cleaning, coating, refurbishment, and engineering services to semiconductor equipment manufacturers and will remain led by founder and CEO Jonathan Lovegrove.

DXP Enterprises, Inc. has completed the acquisition of Triangle Pump & Equipment, Inc., a Ridgefield, Washington-based manufacturer's representative and distributor of pumps and process equipment serving the municipal and industrial water/wastewater markets. The deal, funded with cash, expands DXP’s Water division geographically and adds aftermarket repair and service capabilities; Triangle reported approximately $15.1 million of sales and $2.4 million of adjusted EBITDA for the twelve months ended June 30, 2025.

Platte River Equity-backed MES Life Safety has acquired General Fire Apparatus, a Spokane-based fire apparatus sales and service provider with a four-decade history serving the Pacific Northwest. The add-on expands MES's apparatus sales capabilities and service footprint across Washington, Idaho, Montana, Oregon (and Alaska per announcement), strengthening its regional presence and support network for fire departments.

Trystar has acquired Asentria Corporation, a Seattle-based developer of the SiteBoss site controller and remote site monitoring solutions, to broaden its monitoring and controls product portfolio. The acquisition brings Asentria’s hardware and software expertise into Trystar’s power solutions platform and aims to accelerate product development and go-to-market reach across telecom, data center, and utility end markets.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Moore Fire Protection, a Seattle-area fire sprinkler contractor founded in 1987. The deal expands Pye-Barker’s capabilities and presence in the Pacific Northwest by combining fire sprinkler design, installation and maintenance with its existing security and life-safety services.

Enatel Inc., an IDEAL Industries company, has acquired DC Power Technologies, Inc., a Marysville, Washington-based distributor and service provider of EcoCharge industrial battery chargers. The deal brings local US market expertise, software/service capabilities and technical support to Enatel as it expands and scales its EcoCharge battery charging business in North America.

Impel, a Pike Street Capital-backed flow management platform, has acquired Pump Dynamics, a Washougal, Washington-based provider of pump and flow-management products, services and engineered systems. The add-on expands Impel's geographic footprint into Arizona and broadens its service capabilities—particularly in the semiconductor and data-center end markets.

Performance Systems Integration (PSI), a fire and life safety platform backed by The Riverside Company, has acquired Alexander Gow Fire Equipment (A.Gow) as an add-on. The deal expands PSI's geographic footprint into Hawaii and the marine suppression market while preserving the A.Gow brand and customer base in Washington and Oregon.

AWP Safety, a Kohlberg & Company–backed worksite safety operator, has acquired Washington Traffic Control, LLC (Seattle, Wash.) and Western Traffic Control, LLC (Vancouver, Wash.). The add-on acquisitions expand AWP Safety's traffic control and worksite protection capabilities and strengthen its footprint in Washington and northern Oregon; transaction terms were not disclosed.

Aldinger Company, a Dallas-based calibration and metrology services provider, has acquired OnCal, a Seattle-based pipette and calibration service provider. The acquisition expands Aldinger's service capabilities and geographic footprint in the Pacific Northwest, enhancing its pipette calibration offerings for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, energy and healthcare customers.

Quality Collision Group (QCG) has acquired Paramount Centre of Fife, Washington — a 50,000 sq ft OEM‑certified collision repair and restoration facility — marking QCG’s first location in Washington and expanding its Pacific Northwest footprint. The acquisition adds advanced OEM certifications and strategic access to the South Puget Sound market as QCG continues its roll-up of high‑standard collision repair centers.

Atlas-SSI, a portfolio company of XPV Water Partners, has acquired Golden Harvest, Inc., a provider of aluminum and stainless-steel water control gates. The deal expands Atlas-SSI's North American engineering, manufacturing, and service capabilities for water management and environmental protection solutions.

Sunbelt Solomon Services has acquired Valley Transformer, Inc., a Pacific Northwest provider of transformer repair and refurbishment based in Otis Orchards, Washington. The deal expands Sunbelt Solomon's footprint and capabilities in the Pacific Northwest, giving Valley access to Sunbelt Solomon's inventory, purchasing power, and expanded field and rental services; terms were not disclosed. Valley's president and owner Kerry Riccardi will continue to lead the business as vice president and general manager.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety has acquired Pacific Fire & Security, a Seattle-area fire alarm and security systems provider, expanding Pye-Barker’s West Coast footprint. Pacific Fire & Security’s team — led by owner Paul Dalton — will continue serving customers in the Seattle area while integrating into Pye-Barker’s national life-safety and security platform.

Rhino Tool House, a PE-backed value-added distributor based in Concord, North Carolina, has acquired MP Industrial, a Tacoma, Washington-based provider of assembly tools, material handling solutions and calibration services. The add-on expands Rhino Tool House’s Western U.S. footprint and boosts its repair, maintenance and calibration capabilities as part of the platform backed by Blue Sea Capital.

Steel River has acquired WHECO, a provider of crane and heavy-equipment repair, restoration and inspection, adding over 60 skilled employees and additional facilities to its CraneTech division. The deal is an add-on to Steel River’s platform strategy and expands its capabilities on the U.S. West Coast as the firm builds a national lifting equipment solutions platform.

Belt Power, a Platte River Equity portfolio company, has acquired Blankenship Belting, a division of Blankenship Equipment Repair. The add-on expands Belt Power's fabrication and distribution footprint in the Pacific Northwest and broadens its service offerings to end markets including paper & packaging, food processing, material handling and general industrial customers.

GracoRoberts, a PE-backed specialty chemicals and aerospace materials distributor, has acquired Washington-based Pacific Coast Composites (PCC) to broaden its composites product offering and shorten lead times for aerospace customers. The acquisition, supported by sponsor CM Equity Partners, preserves PCC’s Puyallup, Washington operations and strengthens GracoRoberts’ ecommerce and distribution capabilities across the aerospace OEM and MRO markets.

Meritus Gas Partners, a portfolio company of AEA Investors, announced a partnership to acquire OXARC, Inc., a Spokane-based distributor of industrial and specialty gases, welding and safety supplies. Financial terms were not disclosed; the Walmsley family will monetize their ownership while Jenna Fitzgerald and Jason Kirby will continue to lead the business and retain significant equity in Meritus.

Security 101, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, has acquired Security Solutions Northwest (SSNW), a Bellingham, Washington-based provider of commercial security systems design and installation. The deal expands Security 101's presence in Washington, adds life-safety/fire testing and inspection capabilities, and complements its education, government and property-management end markets.

Miner Ltd., the dock and door division of OnPoint Group, has acquired Pace Material Handling, the largest independent dock and door service provider in the Pacific Northwest. The add-on expands Miner's service footprint into the Greater Seattle area and strengthens its design, installation and service capabilities for warehousing and distribution customers across Washington and Oregon.

Sier Capital Partners (through an affiliate) made a growth investment in US Electric, a Seattle-based provider of marine electrical repair and maintenance services. The capital will support US Electric’s management team and operating partner Chris Tarrach to scale operations, invest in resources and expand the company’s service reach along the West Coast.

Mangrove Equity Partners announced the sale of RC Rasmussen Corporation, a Seattle-based provider of specialty marine infrastructure rental solutions, to CenterGate Capital. The transaction facilitated the fourth-generation Rasmussen family’s exit and transfers ownership to CenterGate after Mangrove and partner Hunter Equity Capital rebuilt management, expanded east-coast relationships and modernized operations.

MPE Partners, together with its portfolio company Motor-Services Hugo Stamp, Inc. (MSHS), has acquired Pacific Power Group (PPG), a Vancouver, Washington–headquartered provider of products, parts, and maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services for marine, energy, commercial and industrial equipment. The deal creates a nationwide MRO, engine and controls service network by combining PPG's Western U.S., Alaska, Hawaii and Gulf locations with MSHS's Eastern U.S., Gulf and Pacific Northwest footprint to expand geographic coverage, technical capabilities and OEM access. Terms were not disclosed.

AH Equity Investments, the U.S. holding company for Panama-based Alternative Holdings, acquired Proctor Sales, Inc., a manufacturers' representative and distributor of boilers, burners, pumps and related mechanical room equipment, effective August 1, 2022. Generational Equity served as advisor to Proctor Sales on the transaction. AH (backed by permanent capital) intends to hold Proctor Sales long-term and will work with existing management to support future growth.

PumpTech LLC, a portfolio company of Pike Street Capital, acquired Frost Engineering Service Company - Northwest to expand its instrumentation, control, and fluid-handling capabilities. Frost Engineering, based in Snohomish, Washington, will be integrated into the PumpTech platform to broaden product and service offerings for oil & gas, petrochemical, manufacturing and other industrial customers.

CenterGate Capital's affiliate has made a growth investment in RC Rasmussen Corporation, a Seattle-based provider of specialized marine infrastructure equipment rental, sales, and service support. The capital will be used to expand Rasmussen's capabilities and geographic reach across North America while President Dan Ellis remains in place.

Gallant Capital Partners has acquired Pro-Vac, a Puyallup, Washington–based provider of subsurface infrastructure services, from RLJ Equity Partners. Gallant said it will invest in the business to expand services, equipment and pursue organic growth and strategic acquisitions to accelerate revenue and geographic reach.

Rainier Partners, a Seattle-based private equity firm, has made a minority growth investment in Wilmar Corporation, a Kent, Washington-based supplier, distributor, and category manager of specialty tools and equipment for the automotive aftermarket and other end markets. The Cantalini family will retain a significant ownership stake while Rainier provides capital and resources to support product expansion, geographic growth, and strategic acquisitions.

Wynnchurch Capital has acquired Owen Family of Companies, a Vancouver, Washington–based specialty equipment platform that supplies and services street sweepers, sewer cleaners, hydro excavators and related municipal and utility equipment. CenterGate Capital, which partnered with Owen since 2018, sold the company to Wynnchurch to enable further geographic expansion, capability investment and accelerated growth under Wynnchurch's ownership.

American Equipment Holdings, a Rotunda Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired Washington Crane & Hoist, a provider of overhead crane maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. The add-on expands American Equipment's geographic footprint and service capabilities, reinforcing its position as a leading overhead crane and hoist solutions provider in the U.S.

Concentric, LLC, an OnPoint Group company, has acquired All Battery Sales and Service, a provider of DC power solutions for forklifts and automotive/specialty power products. The acquisition expands Concentric's service footprint into the Northwestern United States (Washington, Oregon and Idaho) and broadens its forklift power and automotive/specialty power offerings.

Seattle-based private equity firm Pike Street Capital has made an investment in PumpTech, a Bellevue, Washington-based distributor of pumps and related services founded in 1986. Pike Street has partnered with industry executive Doug Staab to grow PumpTech as a platform through add-on acquisitions to expand product lines, service capabilities, and geographic reach; the company founders will remain significant investors and in leadership roles.

Bender CCP, together with sister company Unico Mechanical, acquired S&S Welding of Kent, Washington to expand metal fabrication, tooling and aerospace-capability in the Pacific Northwest. The deal broadens Bender CCP/Unico’s machining and field-repair footprint and enables continued service to aerospace (Boeing, SpaceX), naval/marine and hydropower customers.

Shermco Industries, a Gryphon Investors-backed electrical services provider, has acquired two Pacific Northwest electrical businesses: Sigma Six Solutions (Auburn, WA) and Innovative Electric (Everett, WA). The deals expand Shermco’s testing, maintenance, commissioning and design-build electrical capabilities and strengthen its presence across the Pacific Northwest as part of a broader platform build-out.

Portland-based Northwest Pump has acquired D.R. Smith Co., Inc., doing business as Air Compressor Service (ACS) of Everett, Washington. The deal, which closed April 30, 2021, expands Northwest Pump’s industrial pumps and compressors services and local presence in the Puget Sound/western Washington market.

Advanced Service Solutions, a Hammonton, New Jersey-based facilities maintenance manager, has acquired Coast Workplace Solutions, an Everett, Washington interior facilities services provider. The acquisition bolsters Advanced's interior maintenance division and brings Coast's leadership (President Zach Richter) into a leadership role at Advanced; Advanced is backed by BHMS Investments, LP and continues pursuing strategic add-on acquisitions.

Quench USA, Inc., a King of Prussia, Pennsylvania–based provider of bottle‑free filtered drinking water solutions, has acquired Sunnybrook Water Company, a point‑of‑use drinking water systems dealer headquartered in Vancouver, Washington. The acquisition adds nearly 1,000 customers to Quench's Portland metropolitan footprint and continues Quench's dealer consolidation strategy.

The Riverside Company has invested in Basic Fire & Safety (BFS) as an add-on to its fire and life safety platform, Performance Systems Integration (PSI). The acquisition expands PSI’s footprint in Washington state and adds fire extinguisher sales, inspections and service capabilities to the platform.

The Riverside Company has invested in Advance Fire & Safety (AFS) as an add-on to its fire and life safety platform, Performance Systems Integration (PSI). The acquisition expands PSI’s footprint in Washington State and broadens its capabilities in fire extinguisher sales, certification, recharging, maintenance and related inspection and monitoring services.

Ranch Creek Partners, LLC acquired Rainier Welding, Inc., a family-owned fabricator of steel and aluminum structures serving the transportation and marine sectors. The shareholders sold the business to enable the founders' retirement and to partner with a PE firm experienced in middle-market control investments.

DXP Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: DXPE) has completed the acquisition of Application Specialties, Inc. (ASI), a cutting tools and industrial supplies distributor headquartered in Auburn, Washington. ASI generated approximately $37.0 million in sales and $2.9 million of adjusted EBITDA and will provide DXP with three new Pacific Northwest locations and added tooling/grinding capabilities; the acquisition was funded with cash on DXP's balance sheet.