Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2019-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
8 pe · 7 strategic
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2025
4 tracked deals announced in 2025.
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Illustrative buyers pulled from tracked transactions on this page. This table is capped and intentionally non-exhaustive.
| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Rivers Capital | 2 | Lower middle-market private equity firm focused on contro... | PE |
| Aptus Group USA | 1 | Provider of specialized infrastructure services (bridge-a... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Blue Point Capital Partners | 1 | Private equity firm managing over $1.5 billion in committ... | PE |
| Caisse de de9pf4t et placement du Que9bec (La Caisse) | 1 | Institutional investor/pension fund that manages public p... | Investor |
| Calera Capital | 1 | Middle-market private equity firm investing in founder-, ... | PE |
| Cardinal Infrastructure Group, Inc. | 1 | Delivers self-performed and subsidiary infrastructure ser... | Strategic |
| EQT Active Core Infrastructure (fund managed by EQT AB) | 1 | Investment fund platform focused on core digital infrastr... | PE |
| Enceladus Partners | 1 | Family office focused on partnering with founders and fam... | Family Office |
| Frontline Road Safety | 1 | National pavement marking and road safety platform operat... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Lindsay Goldberg | 1 | Middle-market private equity firm that partners with fami... | PE |
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Cardinal Infrastructure Group, Inc. announced the closing of its acquisition of Allied Paving Contractors. The deal expands Cardinal’s self-performing paving and related infrastructure capabilities in the Atlanta / Northern Georgia market, with Allied generating about $100 million in standalone revenue.
Vertiv has agreed to acquire UtilityInnovation Group (operated as UtilityInnovation Group / Utility Innovation Holdings) for approximately $1.45 billion in cash at closing, with the potential for an additional $1.15 billion in cash tied to EBITDA targets. The combined offering is intended to extend Vertiv’s data center power capabilities upstream toward the utility interconnect using microgrid controls, onsite generation, energy-storage orchestration, and behind-the-meter power architecture.
Lindsay Goldberg has completed the sale of its interest in Pike Corporation following a 25-year partnership. The transaction transfers a majority stake to TPG and Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (La Caisse), alongside Pike management, positioning Pike for accelerated growth in U.S. electric-grid, renewables and telecom infrastructure services.
Enceladus Partners, a family office, completed an investment in Smith Excavating, LLC, a second‑generation infrastructure services company headquartered in Winston‑Salem, North Carolina. Generational Group advised the transaction; Enceladus said the capital will support regional expansion, fleet and technology investments (including GIS capabilities), and partnership with CEO Matthew Smith to scale the business across the Mid‑Atlantic.
Frontline Road Safety, the largest U.S. pavement marking platform, has acquired InfraStripe, a Charlotte-based roadway safety contractor, from Soundcore Capital Partners. The add-on expands Frontline's traffic control, safety signage and work zone capabilities and deepens its regional footprint across more than 10 states.
EQT Active Core Infrastructure agreed to acquire Crown Castle Inc.’s Small Cells Solutions business for approximately $4.25 billion, valuing it as a stable core digital infrastructure platform. The transaction closed on May 1, 2026 and the acquired business launched as Arium Networks, a standalone small-cell infrastructure platform headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Thayer Infrastructure Services, LLC completed the acquisition of Dynetek Solutions, LLC, a Charlotte-based provider of horizontal directional drilling and underground utility installation services. Dynetek's founder Shenar Wood will continue to oversee the business as it is integrated into the TIS platform, which is owned by private equity firm Calera Capital; the deal expands TIS's capabilities in the utility, telecommunications, and renewable energy markets in the Southeastern U.S.
Ridgemont Equity Partners led a recapitalization of National Power, LLC to support the company's growth and M&A strategy. Financing for the transaction was provided by Churchill Asset Management and Oaktree Capital Management's U.S. Private Debt Group; financial terms were not disclosed.
Blue Point Capital Partners has made a platform investment in National OnDemand, a Burlington, North Carolina-based communications and utility infrastructure services provider. The founders retain significant ownership and management roles; the investment will support continued organic growth and accelerated add-on M&A to expand National OnDemand's services and geographic footprint.
Aptus Group USA, a portfolio company of private equity firm 3 Rivers Capital, has acquired King Electric of Fayetteville, a family-owned bridge utility infrastructure services provider with 30 employees. The add-on expands Aptus' footprint into the Mid-Atlantic, strengthens its bridge-attached utility capabilities, and retains owner Richard W. King as Aptus' President of the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Affiliates of Lindsay Goldberg acquired a majority interest in Pike Corporation, a leading U.S. provider of infrastructure, construction and engineering services to utilities. The transaction supplies Pike with new equity and an incremental term loan B to support growth and strategic initiatives while founder J. Eric Pike and other existing investors remain significant shareholders.
Quanta Services, Inc. acquired Lee Electrical Construction, LLC in August 2020. Lee Electrical Construction, headquartered in Aberdeen, North Carolina, provides power line construction, transmission/substation and storm restoration services to investor-owned utilities, electric cooperatives, municipalities, and industrial customers across the Southeastern and Mid-Atlantic United States; Founders Advisors advised Lee on the sale.
3 Rivers Capital, a lower middle-market private equity firm, has acquired Aptus Group USA, a Charlotte-based provider of bridge-attached utility repair and maintenance services. The founder, Scott T. Dill, remains CEO as 3RC partners with Aptus to expand its geographic footprint beyond the eastern U.S. and accelerate strategic growth.
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Recurring names in the page include 3 Rivers Capital, Lindsay Goldberg, Thayer Infrastructure Services, LLC, Calera Capital, Aptus Group USA, EQT Active Core Infrastructure (fund managed by EQT AB), and Frontline Road Safety.
Common subsectors include utility and grid services (including underground installation, bridge-attached utility work, and electrical construction), data center power and small-cell/telecom infrastructure, and roadway safety (pavement marking and work zone solutions).
Both show up. Examples include Frontline Road Safety acquiring InfraStripe as an add-on, and Blue Point Capital Partners making a platform investment in National OnDemand (with add-on expansion described).
Recent targets are described as North Carolina-based or tied to operations in North Carolina—for example, UtilityInnovation Group (transaction location: North Carolina, United States), Smith Excavating, LLC (headquartered in Winston-Salem, NC), InfraStripe (Charlotte-based), and Arium Networks (headquartered in Charlotte, NC after the small cells business launch).