Tracked deals
124
124 tracked deals across 2003-2026.
Tracked deals
124
124 tracked deals across 2003-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
93 strategic · 48 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
31 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPSTACK | 4 | Platform for digital infrastructure that provides technol... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Amplix | 3 | National provider of technology advisory services (strate... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| H.I.G. Capital | 3 | Global alternative investment firm providing equity and d... | PE |
| Thrive | 3 | Provider of NextGen managed IT services, including manage... | Strategic |
| Dynamic Quest | 2 | Managed Services Provider delivering managed IT, cybersec... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Entech | 2 | Managed technology and cybersecurity service provider ser... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Evergreen Services Group | 2 | Holding company that acquires and holds technology servic... | Investor |
| Gemspring Capital | 2 | Middle-market private equity firm providing flexible capi... | PE |
| Globant | 2 | Digitally native technology services company delivering d... | Strategic |
| Prospect Partners | 2 | Private equity firm investing in pre-middle market compan... | PE |
Last 9 years
Supporting Data
ContinuServe announced it has acquired The Restaurant Intelligence Solution (TRIS), a St. Petersburg, Florida-based consulting and services firm focused on Restaurant365 implementation, optimization, and restaurant operations transformation. The deal expands ContinuServe’s restaurant-focused capabilities beyond finance and back-office work into broader restaurant operational workflows, with TRIS President Jason Gray continuing to support clients during the transition.
COEO Solutions, a Riata Capital Group portfolio company, acquired NetWolves Network Services to expand its managed network, communications, security, and IT capabilities for multi-location mid-market enterprises. The deal adds NetWolves’ carrier-agnostic connectivity practice and deepens COEO’s SD-WAN and managed connectivity offering, supported by 24/7 managed services and a unified customer portal with AI-driven network reporting.
BlueAlly, an IT services and solutions provider based in Atlanta, announced it has acquired GigaNetworks, a Miami-based provider of enterprise IT and network security solutions. The acquisition combines GigaNetworks’ client-focused security and networking expertise with BlueAlly’s national IT services platform to broaden the portfolio of security, networking, and managed services offered to customers.
CSE Crosscom USA announced the acquisition of SEI Wireless Solutions, a Plantation, Florida-based provider of two-way radio sales, service, and nationwide rentals. The deal expands CSE Crosscom’s two-way radio rental platform and deepens its presence across Florida by combining SEI’s South Florida base with CSE Crosscom’s Radio One operation in Orlando.
TECfusions, an AI infrastructure developer focused on powering and leasing next-generation data centers, entered into a definitive business combination agreement with Apex Treasury Corp. to become a publicly traded company on Nasdaq. The transaction values TECfusions at a $4.0 billion pre-money equity valuation and includes a $35 million PIPE investment at the same valuation, with closing anticipated in Q4 2026 subject to customary conditions.
Lafayette Square USA provided a senior secured credit facility to support RM Capital Partners’ platform investment in Samaha & Associates. Samaha is a technology-driven consulting firm serving credit unions and banking institutions with advisory and implementation services across major technology modernization and vendor/platform transitions.
Command Investigations acquired the insurance division of CoventBridge, creating the largest insurance investigations firm in the United States. The deal combines Command’s investigative network and proprietary technology with CoventBridge’s in-house case management technology and Jacksonville-based insurance investigations team.
Hoffman & Hoffman, an employee-owned commercial HVAC equipment representative headquartered in Greensboro, North Carolina, acquired Aeromechanical, LLC, a commercial HVAC provider based in Gulf Breeze, Florida. The acquisition marks Hoffman & Hoffman's first expansion into Florida and its first presence in the Gulf Coast market.
ZenaTech, Inc. has closed its 24th acquisition, purchasing Florida-based Green Earth Powerwashing LLC. The deal adds Green Earth’s power washing franchise network to ZenaTech’s Drone as a Service platform, strengthening its Florida footprint and creating a foundation for scaling AI drone-powered cleaning, inspection, and maintenance services.
Wafra, via investment funds advised by it and acting through Navitas TopCo LLC, agreed to acquire Navitas Credit Corp. from United Community Bank (a wholly-owned subsidiary of United Community Banks, Inc.) for approximately $1.9 billion in cash. The transaction is expected to close in Q3 2026, with Navitas continuing under its existing management team.
Amplix, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, announced its acquisition of RAS3 Communications and Consulting. The deal expands Amplix’s Florida presence and adds deeper capabilities across customer experience, cybersecurity, cloud, mobility, AI, and related implementation/managed services.
Convergint announced its acquisition of JSC Systems, a Jacksonville, Florida provider of fire and life safety, security, and communications solutions. The deal will make JSC Systems a wholly owned Convergint subsidiary and expand Convergint’s end-to-end integrated infrastructure capabilities across the Southeast.
Godspeed Capital, a Miami-based private equity firm, has taken a strategic stake in JP Donovan, a Florida electronic security services platform with roughly $160 million in revenue built via 19 acquisitions since 2021. The investment was announced June 8 with undisclosed terms and is intended to accelerate JP Donovan’s buy-and-build expansion across Florida and Texas amid a fragmented electronic security market.
Apex Service Partners entered into a definitive agreement for Apollo Funds (funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management) to acquire a minority stake in the company. Alpine Investors, Apex’s existing investor, will also make an additional investment alongside Apollo to support Apex’s continued growth, including expansion of its national footprint, multi-trade service offerings, and technology/workforce infrastructure.
Lodestone Capital led a $7 million investment in Blulabs, valuing the company at $160 million pre-money. The funding is intended to expand Blulabs’ global supply chain platform, including technology infrastructure and customer service capabilities, and to accelerate development of its proprietary AI-enabled supply chain intelligence platform.
Flint Group, a Kansas City–based residential HVAC, plumbing, and electrical home-services platform backed by General Atlantic, acquired Air Around the Clock, a South Florida HVAC+ services provider. The deal was advised by Transworld M&A Advisors and closed about 60 days after the letter of intent was signed.
Palmetto Air & Water Balance, LLC acquired SMI Group, a testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) services provider based in Jacksonville, Florida. The acquisition expands Palmetto’s Florida presence and strengthens its ability to serve healthcare, education, commercial, institutional, and industrial end markets. SMI’s former owner Lyndon McGill will continue with Palmetto and remain involved in Jacksonville operations.
NoblQ, a global digital transformation and IT services company, announced it has acquired a majority stake in QBrainX, a provider of enterprise hyper-automation and intelligent process solutions. The deal follows a two-year collaboration and is intended to scale NoblQ’s AI-driven automation, data modernization, and enterprise platform services across North America, Europe, and Asia.
Leap Partners, a Southeast home services company, announced it is expanding in Florida by acquiring Air Hawk Heating & Cooling, an HVAC provider based in Odessa, Florida. Air Hawk will continue operating under its existing brand name, with Joe Massa remaining as leader to guide the next phase of growth with added resources from Leap Partners.
Traffic & Mobility Consultants LLC (TMC), backed by Grovecourt Capital Partners, acquired Chindalur Traffic Solutions, Inc. (CTSi), a Jacksonville-based traffic and transportation engineering firm serving Northeast Florida. The acquisition establishes a dedicated TMC presence in Jacksonville and expands the firm’s geographic reach across the region; financial terms were not disclosed.
Tenet Transportation Tech and Crown Data Systems announced a strategic merger to create a combined technology platform for cartage and air freight carriers. The deal brings together Tenet’s AI-powered operating system capabilities with Crown’s air freight trucking software expertise, serving more than 400 customers and partners across the United States and Canada.
Real Brokerage Inc. (Real) agreed to acquire RE/MAX Holdings, Inc. in a transaction that will combine Real’s AI-powered brokerage platform with RE/MAX’s global franchised brand network. Securityholders approved the deal, and the Supreme Court of British Columbia granted final approval for the arrangement; the parties expected closing shortly thereafter (expected on August 24, 2026).
TRP Capital Partners made a growth capital investment in multi-location automotive repair platform Velocity Restorations. FOCUS Investment Banking acted as the exclusive financial advisor, and the partnership is intended to support an aggressive growth strategy with multiple acquisitions planned for 2026 and beyond.
DAS Health announced it has acquired Prime Care Technologies and Prime Cloud, both divisions of Prime Holdings. The deal expands DAS Health’s national footprint and strengthens its managed IT, cybersecurity, and professional services offerings purpose-built for senior living and long-term care operators.
UST has acquired Intecrowd LLC, a boutique Workday partner focused on strategic deployments and full lifecycle support across Workday HCM, Financial Management, and Workday Extend. The acquisition is intended to strengthen UST’s enterprise application capabilities and accelerate delivery of AI-powered Workday solutions to Global 2000 clients.
Clearlake Capital Group completed its acquisition of Qualus Corporation from New Mountain Capital. Qualus is a pure-play, end-to-end electric power solutions platform providing advisory, engineering, program management, digital solutions, energy efficiency, and specialized field services to modernize and strengthen the U.S. and Canada power grid.
New State Capital Partners acquired Vast Coworking Group in a carve-out from United Franchise Group. Vast operates a network of more than 200 coworking locations across three brands (Venture X, Office Evolution, and Intelligent Office) and will continue to scale its franchise network under CEO Jason Anderson. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Investment funds managed by Morgan Stanley Capital Partners (MSCP) acquired Security 101, a national provider of commercial security integration services headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida. The seller was Gemspring Capital, whose affiliates completed the sale in a deal that did not disclose financial terms.
All County Tire & Auto, a Straightaway brand, announced it has acquired Customer 1 Tire & Auto Care in Boynton Beach, Florida. The acquired shop will continue operating from its Boynton Beach location and becomes All County’s ninth shop in the state.
Consor Engineers announced it has acquired Cavnue, a company developing AI-enabled smart roads technology that creates a digital twin of roadway environments. The combination is intended to help transportation agencies and infrastructure owners deliver safer and more efficient smart road deployments at scale.
Reliability Solutions announced it has completed the acquisition of AMRRI, LUBE-IT, and Spartakus APM as part of expanding its industrial reliability offerings across the full asset lifecycle. The acquisitions add lubrication engineering/training (AMRRI), lubrication management software (LUBE-IT), and modern digital asset performance management capabilities (Spartakus APM).
DigitalBridge Group and Crestview Partners, through affiliated investment funds, completed their take-private acquisition of WideOpenWest (WOW!), a U.S. broadband provider. WOW! shareholders received $5.20 in cash per share in a transaction with an enterprise value of approximately $1.5 billion, and WOW! common stock is no longer traded on public exchanges.
Longshore Capital Partners invested in Enavate, a Tampa-headquartered Microsoft (Dynamics ERP) implementation and managed services provider. The partnership is intended to accelerate Enavate’s cloud and AI innovation, expand global delivery capabilities, and pursue targeted acquisitions.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) signed a definitive agreement to acquire Coastal Cloud, a U.S.-based Salesforce consulting firm, in an all-cash transaction valued at $700 million. Coastal Cloud will be acquired for a 100% stake and will continue to operate under the Coastal brand while leveraging TCS’s global scale and AI capabilities.
Atlas Holdings agreed to acquire The ODP Corporation (Office Depot/OfficeMax and ODP Business Solutions) in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $1 billion. The deal closed in December 2025, with ODP becoming privately held and Craig Gunckel appointed CEO as ODP’s stock was delisted from Nasdaq.
Corporate Technologies, a national managed IT and cybersecurity provider based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, has acquired Cloud Compliance Solutions, LLC, a cloud and virtual desktop solutions provider serving the SMB market. The deal expands Corporate Technologies' cloud capabilities (branded as Cloud Advantage) and extends its footprint into the Cleveland and Miami service markets.
Entech, a Florida-based managed IT, AI, and cybersecurity services provider (backed by Prospect Partners), has acquired LAN Infotech, an award-winning IT services and Microsoft Cloud provider headquartered in Fort Lauderdale. The acquisition expands Entech’s footprint across South Florida and adds managed services, next-generation cybersecurity, and vertical expertise in legal, healthcare, and nonprofit markets.
Veritas Prime announced it has finalized a $31.5 million strategic investment to accelerate expansion of its Business Process as a Service (BPaaS) offerings, particularly SAP Payroll and its SAP S/4 Finance practice. The investment is coming from a leading private equity firm, though the investor’s identity will be disclosed later.
Ntiva, a McLean, Virginia-based managed IT services provider, has acquired Site Tech Services, a Tampa-based MSP with deep expertise serving automotive dealerships. Site Tech's president, Mark DiGregorio, will become Market President for Ntiva's automotive vertical as the firms integrate to expand Ntiva's specialist offerings in the automotive dealership market.
IT Solutions, a Philadelphia-area managed service provider, has acquired Cutting Edge Network Technologies, a Maitland, Florida-based IT service provider. The deal strengthens IT Solutions' presence in the Southeast—particularly the Greater Orlando area—and expands its capacity to serve regulated industries such as healthcare, financial services, and legal; financial terms were not disclosed.
Techy, a global device repair and smart-device services franchise, has acquired NerdsToGo, a U.S.-based IT support franchise that provides on-site and remote managed IT services for homes and small businesses. The deal expands Techy's global footprint to over 250 locations, adds IT expertise and managed services capabilities, and will allow NerdsToGo to continue operating under its brand while accessing Techy's marketing, franchise software, and business support resources.
Dynamic Quest, a Greensboro-based managed IT and cybersecurity services provider, has acquired NetOne Technologies, a Boca Raton MSP with over 25 years serving small and mid-sized businesses. The acquisition expands Dynamic Quest’s footprint into South Florida and gives NetOne clients access to Dynamic Quest’s 24x7 help desk, full‑stack cybersecurity (MDR, SIEM/SOC, BCDR) and AI-enhanced client experience platform.
Vision Marine Technologies Inc., a developer of high-voltage electric marine propulsion systems, announced the acquisition of Nautical Ventures Group Inc., a Florida-based recreational boat dealership, marina, and service provider. The deal creates a vertically integrated platform combining Vision Marine’s E-Motion electric powertrain with Nautical Ventures’ retail footprint and full-service infrastructure for onboard sales and maintenance.
Bluewave Technology Group has acquired TruPoint Technology Solutions, a Central Florida-based technology consulting firm founded by John Berardi. The acquisition expands Bluewave's Southeast presence and strengthens its unified communications (UCaaS/CCaaS) and managed services capabilities; TruPoint's founder John Berardi will join Bluewave as Managing Partner.
Bits In Glass (BIG), an Edmonton-based consulting firm, has acquired US-based digital solutions provider Omnico to strengthen its CRM and workflow automation capabilities. Omnico's founder Barney Holmes will join BIG as Senior Vice President of CRM as the team integrates to expand service delivery across manufacturing, healthcare and financial services clients.
Fibernow, a South Florida fiber broadband and business services provider, has acquired Wavetechs, a boutique managed service provider (MSP). The acquisition (closed in Q1) integrates Wavetechs' team, product suite, and customer base into Fibernow Business to add managed IT, network security, endpoint protection, cloud backup and on-site support to Fibernow's fiber and hosted-voice offerings.
H.I.G. Capital completed its all-cash acquisition of Converge Technology Solutions Corp. and merged Converge with H.I.G. portfolio company Mainline Information Systems, LLC. The combined business was rebranded as Pellera Technologies, a technology partner focused on cybersecurity, cloud, digital infrastructure and AI.
Tompkins Solutions and MSI Automate announced plans to merge to form a comprehensive end-to-end warehouse automation solutions provider. The combined company will retain the Tompkins Solutions brand and expand offerings across supply chain consulting, material handling/system integration, managed services, and warehouse software (WMS/WES/WCS). Grays Peak Capital and Valore Ventures are named as financial sponsors for the combined company.
Accordion, a financial consulting firm focused on private equity, has acquired the Salesforce consulting division of Kavaliro. The divestiture allows Kavaliro to streamline operations and concentrate on its Workforce Solutions and Federal Defense businesses.
Amplix, a Gemspring Capital-backed technology advisory platform, acquired GlobalNet Communications, a Fort Myers-based trusted advisor for data, voice and cloud solutions. The deal — Amplix's tenth since launching the platform in 2022 — expands Amplix’s presence and capabilities in Florida; terms were not disclosed.
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Recent Florida transactions highlight managed networking and connectivity, enterprise security, and broader infrastructure solutions (including fire/life safety, security, and communications).
Both appear. The page features full acquisitions (e.g., managed services and security/networking platforms) as well as strategic minority stakes (e.g., Apollo Funds / Alpine Investors and Godspeed Capital).
Yes. Multiple announcements describe adding or deepening Florida presence—such as combining Florida-based operations with an acquirer’s broader service platform.
Some deals are disclosed with financial terms, while others explicitly note that financial terms were not disclosed. For example, one transaction lists a cash consideration for Wafra, while the COEO Solutions announcement did not disclose financial terms.