Tracked deals
167
167 tracked deals across 2004-2026.
Tracked deals
167
167 tracked deals across 2004-2026.
Buyer mix
Mixed buyer set
122 strategic · 73 pe
Top trend
Volume peaked in 2026
42 tracked deals announced in 2026.
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| Buyer | # Deals | Focus | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| H.I.G. Capital | 5 | Global alternative investment firm providing debt and equ... | PE |
| CIVC Partners | 3 | Middle‑market private equity firm focused on buyout, reca... | PE |
| Evergreen Services Group | 3 | Holding company that acquires technology services busines... | PE |
| General Informatics | 3 | Full-service IT Managed Services Provider (MSP) offering ... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Rosewood Private Investments | 3 | Private investment firm (family-backed) that makes contro... | PE |
| The 20 MSP | 3 | A nationwide managed service provider growth platform tha... | Strategic |
| Trinity Hunt Partners | 3 | Middle-market private equity firm that partners with owne... | PE |
| 11:11 Systems | 2 | Managed infrastructure and cloud services provider offeri... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Argano | 2 | Global specialist consultancy delivering high-performance... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
| Buchanan Technologies | 2 | Managed IT and cloud services provider offering managed o... | Strategic (PE-backed) |
Last 9 years
Supporting Data
An affiliate of Peak Rock Capital has sold SAM Companies to New Mountain Capital. SAM is a provider of geospatial and inspection services for utility and other critical infrastructure customers across North America. Financial terms were not disclosed.
ZRG announced it has acquired Fortium, a Dallas-based firm providing fractional, interim, and project-based CIO, CTO, and CISO leadership. The deal adds a dedicated technology leadership offering to ZRG’s Interim Solutions 26 Project Consulting business and is intended to expand ZRG’s talent and advisory capabilities for technology-focused executive needs.
Embark, a finance, technology and business consulting firm, announced its acquisition of Commit, a consulting firm specializing in the Workday ecosystem. The deal is intended to expand Embark’s human capital management (HCM) advisory capabilities—particularly around Workday post-go-live support, optimization, AMS, HR modernization, and change management.
Vizient announced it has acquired Empierus, a healthcare-focused advisory firm specializing in IT contracting, healthcare technology management, and cost optimization. The deal is intended to strengthen Vizient’s ability to bring more IT spend under contract, reduce avoidable costs, and manage growing non-labor technology expenses for healthcare organizations.
Opex Technologies announced the acquisition of Intellys Corporation, a Dallas-based independent technology advisory firm. The deal is intended to expand Opex’s national footprint and deepen advisory expertise in areas such as cloud, connectivity, cybersecurity, data centers, AI, and managed IT services.
Agility Retail Group acquired The Marco Company, a Fort Worth, Texas-based manufacturer of grocery store fixtures and displays. The deal closed May 28, 2026, and Marco’s management team will continue operating the business as it integrates into Agility Retail’s platform. San Francisco Equity Partners is Agility Retail Group’s private equity backer, and Financial terms were not disclosed.
Energy Impact Partners-backed Guardian Infrastructure Services acquired E2 Consulting Engineers, a utility-focused engineering and technical consulting firm. The acquisition expands Guardian’s engineering, inspection, and utility program delivery capabilities to support grid modernization, reliability, and energy transition initiatives across North America.
The 20 MSP, a managed IT services provider, announced the acquisitions of four managed service providers: CTS Computers, MashGrape Technologies, Northwest Computer Solutions, and Assured Technology Solutions. The company said the deals deepen its national footprint and expand capabilities as part of its ongoing M26A consolidation strategy.
Ivy Technology, a Staple Street Capital portfolio company, acquired ISP Tek Services LLC from Close the Loop. The deal expands Ivy’s IT asset disposition (ITAD) capabilities by adding secure asset recovery, refurbishment, and resale services, and extends its operational footprint into Mexico.
Futurum Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Aptiviti, Inc., the parent company of Enterprise Technology Research (ETR). The deal is intended to integrate ETR’s predictive technology spending data engine (TSIS) into the Futurum Intelligence Platform to expand real-time, institutional-grade tech market intelligence for enterprises and investors.
Axion Semiconductor announced it has acquired Moov Technologies, a semiconductor equipment marketplace and asset management platform serving customers in more than 55 countries. The acquisition expands Axion’s operating platform and strengthens its position across the semiconductor manufacturing supply chain. Financial terms were not disclosed, and Moov will continue operating from its hubs in Austin and New York.
CCE Group, a Hivest Capital Partners portfolio company, has acquired InTech Aerospace, a Houston-based aircraft interiors maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) specialist. The deal adds cabin repair, refurbishment, fabrication and aftermarket support capabilities to CCE Group’s aerospace ecosystem and expands its North American presence.
Stonepeak has signed a definitive agreement to acquire BMO Financial Group’s Transportation Finance and Vendor Finance businesses, including related loan portfolios in the United States and Canada. BMO will reinvest a minority 19.9% equity interest in the new entity and receive cash consideration and potential earnout tied to future performance, with the transaction expected to close in Q4 2026 subject to regulatory approvals.
capSpire, a technology consulting firm focused on energy and commodities, announced the acquisition of Lucido, a consulting firm specializing in capital markets and energy trading technology, including derivatives trading and risk management. The deal is intended to expand capSpire’s capabilities across asset classes and trading platforms and broaden its global customer base and delivery model.
Fortress Solutions announced the formation of Fortress Solutions Holdings, a new parent holding company to combine its existing business with Dimension Energy Solutions. The company is acquiring Dimension Energy Solutions, an in-plant maintenance provider serving petrochemical, refining, and power customers across the Gulf Coast.
UST has acquired Taciti Consulting, a boutique SAP Silver Partner focused on strategic, large-scale ERP transformation projects. The deal expands UST’s SAP transformation portfolio and enhances its expertise across complex industries such as hi-tech, semiconductors, manufacturing, and utilities.
Vertiv announced it has acquired Strategic Thermal Labs LLC (STL), a specialist in advanced liquid-cooling technologies. The acquisition strengthens Vertiv’s thermal-chain strategy—especially engineering capability around cold-plate design, server-side liquid cooling, and high-density thermal validation for AI and high-performance computing workloads.
TRUNO, a retail technology solutions and services provider based in Lubbock, Texas, announced the successful completion of a strategic recapitalization transaction led by Masked Rider Capital (MRC). The transaction also included the closing of a new $40 million credit facility with Huntington Bank to support accelerated growth and innovation.
RapidFire Safety & Security acquired ACT Low Voltage, a Dallas-Fort Worth area provider of commercial fire alarm systems. The deal is intended to expand RapidFire’s presence in the Texas market, with the acquired team remaining in place to support continuity for existing customers.
Soluna Holdings, Inc. acquired Spring Lane Capital’s equity interest in Project Dorothy 1A for $16.5 million, giving Soluna complete ownership of D1A located in Silverton, Texas. The deal advances Soluna’s vertical integration of the Dorothy campus and supports plans to convert the site to AI computing as Dorothy 3 development progresses.
GrubMarket, an AI-powered technology and digital commerce platform for the American food supply chain, completed its acquisition of Houston, Texas-based Schoenmann Produce. Schoenmann is a regional produce distributor serving customers across the Gulf Coast, with operations in Texas and Louisiana for more than 100 years.
Owner Resource Group (ORG) acquired Smart City Locating, Inc., a Texas-based property locating and utility-damage prevention firm. ORG’s affiliates completed the investment/recapitalization to support Smart City’s expansion and add capabilities such as network utility locating, subsurface utility engineering (SUE), and vacuum excavation to ORG’s services platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Leo announced the merger of Academy Locksmith and Firstline Lock and Door to form Academy Access Solutions, a fully integrated provider of commercial access, security, and facility opening solutions across the United States. Both Academy Locksmith and Firstline Lock and Door have been part of the Leo platform since February 2024, and the combined business is designed to deliver end-to-end capability across multiple facility entry points nationwide.
An affiliate of Etna Capital completed the acquisition of CodeRoad, Inc., a provider of digital engineering, software development, and AI solutions for enterprise customers across North America. The deal is described as a strategic carve-out aligned with Etna’s focus on enterprise software, IT services, and tech-enabled businesses, leveraging CodeRoad’s proprietary Velocity-as-a-Service (VaaS) platform and nearshore delivery model.
Ivy Technology announced its acquisition of Tempest Telecom Solutions, a provider of wireless network technology equipment and solutions for telecom, enterprise, and government customers. The deal strengthens Ivy’s telecom lifecycle capabilities by expanding wireless expertise alongside its existing wireline-focused services and building on its recent purchase of PureWrx.
Argano acquired Denovo Ventures, LLC, a digital transformation and Oracle ERP infrastructure and managed services provider focused on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and JD Edwards support. The deal expands Argano’s Oracle ERP and JD Edwards capabilities, including long-term OCI-enabled managed services, and supports clients’ modernization toward Oracle Fusion.
Centre Technologies announced it acquired the managed services customers from IT First Equipment Co to expand its Dallas presence. The acquired customers will transition to Centre’s managed, cloud, and cybersecurity services, including 24x7 U.S.-based support.
AppsTek Corp, a Dallas-headquartered digital engineering services firm, announced it has been acquired by Sage IT, a global technology services organization focused on AI-driven digital transformation and enterprise modernization. The deal combines Sage IT’s AI-led transformation and data modernization capabilities with AppsTek’s digital engineering services, ERP implementations, and managed services. AppsTek will operate as a separate entity under the Sage IT umbrella, retaining its brand and leadership.
File & ServeXpress, a provider of eFiling, eService, and case management technology for courts, government agencies, and law firms, has been acquired by Northlane Capital Partners. The investment is intended to accelerate expansion, innovation (including responsible AI integration), and future strategic acquisitions.
SAM Companies has acquired Inland Geodetics, a Central Texas land surveying firm serving water utility, transportation, and local government clients. The acquisition expands SAM’s footprint in Central Texas and enhances its ability to support complex infrastructure programs across water, transportation, and public-sector markets.
CampusWorks Inc. announced a merger with Dynamic Campus to expand their impact across higher education. The combined organization aims to scale expertise and capacity to help colleges and universities modernize operations, improve student outcomes, and make data-driven decisions.
Scale Computing entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Adaptiv Networks, a cloud-native SD-WAN and SASE provider. The deal will extend Scale Computing’s SC//AcuVigil managed network solutions with integrated SD-WAN connectivity, advanced network performance optimization, and centralized orchestration across distributed environments.
United Flow Technologies (UFT) announced acquisitions of CS3 Water Works and Principle Environmental to expand its Southeast and Florida presence. The deals strengthen UFT’s valve and process equipment capabilities while deepening regional expertise serving municipal and industrial water and wastewater markets.
Warehouse automation provider Symbotic acquired autonomous lift truck developer Fox Robotics to expand its logistics robotics capabilities. The acquisition was announced during Symbotic’s Q1 2026 earnings call; the purchase price was not disclosed.
Trane Technologies signed a definitive agreement to acquire LiquidStack, a Carrollton, Texas-based liquid cooling technology provider for data centers, to strengthen Trane’s end-to-end thermal management offerings for AI and hyperscale workloads. The deal includes LiquidStack’s team and manufacturing, engineering, and R&D operations in Texas and Hong Kong, with LiquidStack expected to integrate into Trane’s Commercial HVAC Americas business unit and co-founder/CEO Joe Capes to continue leading the business after closing.
Pilot Fiber, an enterprise connectivity provider focused on the New York metro area, entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the enterprise fiber business of Extenet Systems. The deal is expected to close in Q2 2026 and would extend Pilot’s owned network footprint into New Jersey while adding more than 20 data centers.
Argano has acquired Stormloop Technologies, a Workday partner specializing in HCM, Financials and Adaptive Planning advisory and managed services. The acquisition, which closed in December 2025, expands Argano's enterprise application and cloud transformation capabilities and strengthens its Workday and Adaptive Planning service offerings.
Geoforce, a provider of rugged, intrinsically safe asset intelligence solutions, acquired AssetLink Global, a satellite-enabled remote monitoring and next-generation IoT services company. The combination expands Geoforce’s capabilities in secure satellite communications, sensor integration, and defense-grade deployments for remote and hazardous environments.
Livefront and Zeal IT Consultants announced a strategic combination to create a larger digital consultancy offering end-to-end capabilities in digital strategy, experience design, AI-driven platforms, software engineering, and data. The combination creates a team of more than 300 professionals and was supported by a strategic investment in Livefront from Denver-based private equity firm Rallyday Partners.
United Building Solutions (UBS), backed by AE Industrial Partners, acquired DFW Mechanical Group, a commercial and industrial mechanical contractor serving customers across Texas, Oklahoma, Georgia, and Florida. The deal is UBS’s second add-on acquisition since AE Industrial’s February 2025 investment and expands UBS’s footprint across the Southeast and South-Central United States.
11:11 Systems, a managed infrastructure solutions provider, has acquired Ntirety, a managed and professional IT services firm with a global VMware business. The acquisition strengthens 11:11's VMware-focused cloud capabilities, security and compliance offerings, and expands its customer base amid Broadcom's changes to the VMware Cloud Service Provider ecosystem; terms were not disclosed.
Align Capital Partners (ACP) acquired Armko Industries, an engineering consulting firm specializing in building envelope, roofing, and waterproofing consulting. ACP will use Armko as its newest platform investment in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) sector, with Josh Brown to lead the company and founder Rodney Ruebsahm retiring as part of the deal.
Movate has acquired Solomo, a Salesforce, data and AI consulting firm focused on healthcare, to strengthen Movate’s Salesforce and AI capabilities and expand its healthcare-focused platform solutions. The deal combines Movate’s AI-driven CX and full-stack Salesforce services with Solomo’s domain expertise in Salesforce, data cloud and regulatory-compliant architectures to accelerate AI-enabled transformations for healthcare and enterprise clients.
PROLIM Corporation announced its acquisition of Kasmo Digital, a Dallas-based consulting firm specializing in Salesforce and Snowflake solutions. The deal is intended to strengthen PROLIM’s Industrial AI, PLM, engineering, and cloud transformation capabilities, while expanding CRM, data modernization, and agentic AI offerings.
Atomic Data, a Minneapolis-based IT services provider, has acquired Venue Wireless, a specialist in large-venue wireless and IT deployments. The deal is an add-on acquisition that expands Atomic Data's capabilities to deliver high-density wireless, security, and infrastructure solutions for stadiums, arenas, airports, and other large public venues.
IBM has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Cognitus, an SAP S/4HANA services provider with industry-specific, AI-powered solutions. The acquisition is intended to strengthen IBM’s SAP transformation capabilities worldwide by combining Cognitus’s services/software assets with IBM Consulting’s AI-driven delivery approach.
Perficient has acquired Kelley Austin, an award-winning Salesforce consulting partner headquartered in Richardson/Dallas, Texas, to deepen its Revenue Cloud, Data Cloud and Agentforce capabilities. The deal adds Salesforce consulting talent (including 400+ certifications), managed services capabilities, and leadership hires as Kelley Austin's managing partners join Perficient.
nClouds, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, announced it is acquiring PREDICTif Solutions, an AWS consulting partner headquartered in Houston focused on Data & Analytics, AI/ML, and cloud migrations. The acquisition is intended to expand nClouds’ end-to-end AWS cloud transformation capabilities, combining engineering/managed services with PREDICTif’s data engineering and analytics expertise.
Bluewave Technology Group, a technology advisory and sourcing firm based in San Clemente, California, has acquired Cactus Technology Solutions, an Abilene, Texas-based IT solutions partner founded by Amy Milam. The acquisition expands Bluewave's footprint across Texas and strengthens its capabilities in cybersecurity, unified communications/contact center (UC/CC), connectivity, and mobility for midsize and enterprise customers.
HTEC has acquired Cognits, a nearshore software engineering partner headquartered in Austin, Texas, with a delivery center in Guatemala, to expand HTEC's presence in Latin America and unlock same-time-zone delivery capabilities for U.S. clients. The deal gives HTEC access to Cognits' regional talent pool and strengthens its nearshore delivery capacity for clients in financial services and other sectors.
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Common themes include technology leadership advisory (fractional/interim CIO/CTO/CISO), Workday and SAP transformation support, managed IT services expansion, and technology advisory across cloud/connectivity/cybersecurity/data centers/AI.
They include all three. Several deals add advisory capacity (e.g., Workday/SAP/ERP transformation and healthcare IT cost optimization), while others expand managed services through MSP acquisitions, and at least one deal targets predictive technology market intelligence (via ETR for the Futurum Intelligence Platform).
Yes. Vizient acquired Empierus, described as a healthcare-focused advisory firm specializing in IT contracting and cost optimization to help reduce avoidable costs and manage non-labor technology expenses.
Multiple deals reference Texas, including targets based in Dallas (e.g., Fortium, Commit, and Intellys Corporation). One deal also notes ongoing operations from hubs in Austin and New York for Moov Technologies after the acquisition.