Acquisitions in Colorado in 2026

NWPX Infrastructure (Nasdaq: NWPX) has acquired Boughton's Precast, Inc., a family-operated precast concrete manufacturer based in Pueblo, Colorado. The acquisition, which closed on February 23, 2026, expands NWPX's precast manufacturing footprint in the Mountain States and will operate under the NWPX Precast name.

Mission Wealth has merged with RightPath Investments & Financial Planning, a Colorado-based independent, fee-only wealth advisory firm founded by Steven R. Smith. As part of the integration Smith will join Mission Wealth as a Special Advisor and Megan Nuttelman will join as a Wealth Advisor; the deal expands Mission Wealth's footprint in Colorado and strengthens its retirement planning capabilities.

EAS Tire & Auto, a Straightaway brand, acquired Total Automotive in Fort Collins, Colorado, marking EAS's 23rd shop in the state. Owner Ross Houk will transition the location to EAS while the shop continues operating with the same team and local focus.

Herzig Engineering, a national electrical safety and compliance firm backed by Copley Equity Partners, has acquired Martin Technical, a provider of lockout tagout, arc flash, infrared inspection and electrical reliability services. Financial terms were not disclosed; the deal will integrate Martin's employees into Herzig and expand Herzig's national coverage and service capabilities in electrical safety, reliability and training.

Cineverse Corp. has acquired IndiCue, a connected TV (CTV) monetization and ad‑tech platform, in a transaction valued at up to $40 million (including $22M base and up to $18M earnouts). IndiCue will be integrated into Cineverse's Matchpoint platform to add end‑to‑end ad monetization and is expected to contribute roughly $38 million in annualized revenue and $9.6 million in EBITDA (CY2026), accelerating Cineverse's transition to recurring technology revenue.

Legrand has acquired Kratos Industries, a Colorado-based manufacturer of low-voltage switchboards, medium-voltage switchgear and integrated power systems, to strengthen its critical power offerings for the data center market. In parallel, Legrand participated in Accelsius' Series B to deepen capabilities in two-phase, direct-to-chip liquid cooling for high-density AI data centers.

Infleqtion completed its previously announced business combination with Churchill Capital Corp X, becoming the first publicly listed neutral-atom quantum technology company and beginning trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker INFQ. The transaction provided Infleqtion with over $550 million of gross proceeds (including nearly all of Churchill X's trust account and a >$125 million PIPE) to accelerate commercialization of its quantum computing and sensing products for government and commercial customers.

Savvy Advisors Inc., a tech-enabled RIA platform affiliated with Savvy Wealth, announced the addition of Denver-based Colorado Wealth Group (CWG), bringing approximately $300 million in client assets. CWG’s eight-person team retains ownership of their book while gaining access to Savvy’s back-office infrastructure, AI-enabled tools and operational support as Savvy continues rapid advisor-led platform growth.

Expedition:Earth, a new Texas-based multi-brand operator, announced a strategic investment to acquire EXPLORE, Inc., a Steamboat Springs, Colorado-based luxury tour operator specializing in custom travel throughout Africa and select global destinations. Providence Investment Partners provided debt and equity financing to support the transaction, which serves as Expedition:Earth's inaugural platform acquisition under its buy-and-build growth strategy to expand capabilities, distribution and technology while preserving EXPLORE's founder-led culture.

Swiss testing, inspection and certification provider SGS has acquired Murray-Brown Laboratories, a Denver-based food, pet food and nutraceutical testing laboratory. The deal expands SGS's microbial and analytical chemistry testing capabilities in North America and strengthens its footprint for nutraceutical testing, including kratom, kava and hemp analysis.

Highland Rim Capital, a Nashville-based private equity firm, has acquired Xybix Systems, a manufacturer of ergonomic, height-adjustable workstations and control-room furniture for mission-critical environments. SDR Ventures served as Xybix's exclusive sell-side advisor and Fennemore LLP was Xybix's legal advisor; Highland Rim said the investment will support product development and broader market expansion.

PSS Industrial Group has combined with Cross Country Infrastructure Services to form PSS Cross Country Infrastructure Solutions, creating a national provider of equipment rental, supplies and services for critical infrastructure projects. The combination expands the companies' geographic footprint and capabilities across energy, renewables, utilities and civil construction markets.

Gauge Capital has made a strategic growth investment to recapitalize Affordable American Insurance (AAI), a tech-enabled property & casualty insurance agency network. The investment will provide growth capital to expand AAI's team and resources, accelerate organic expansion across its agency network, and pursue strategic acquisitions to scale the national platform.

Exclusive Investments, LLC (part of The Exclusive Collective) has completed an all-cash acquisition of Inspirato Incorporated, taking Inspirato private in a transaction valued at approximately $59 million. The deal consolidates Inspirato into The Exclusive Collective's multi-brand luxury travel platform—joining Exclusive Resorts and onefinestay—to expand scale, membership offerings, and capabilities for high-net-worth travelers.

Seedbox Solution, a portfolio company of Granite Creek Capital Partners, has merged with Trace Engineering, a Colorado-based hardware and software engineering firm. The transaction brings Trace’s engineering capabilities in-house to accelerate development of Seedbox’s BOXIQ IoT monitoring platform and expand Seedbox’s technology-driven offerings for the seed industry and adjacent markets.

Cook Inlet Region, Inc. (CIRI) has purchased I2X Technologies, an IT software, systems engineering, integration, testing, and data management provider. I2X will operate under OSC Global, a CIRI-owned IT and cybersecurity group, and the acquisition is intended to broaden CIRI's capabilities, create operational synergies, and support long-term growth.

DXP Enterprises, Inc. (NASDAQ: DXPE) has completed the acquisition of Ambiente H2O Inc., a Sheridan, Colorado–based manufacturer representative and service provider for pumps, process equipment, and instrumentation serving the water and wastewater market. The deal expands DXP’s Water platform and establishes a presence across Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, and Montana; Ambiente reported approximately $8.1 million in trailing twelve-month sales through December 31, 2025.

Illumina has completed its acquisition of SomaLogic from Standard BioTools for $350 million in cash plus up to $75 million in near-term performance-based payments, adding SomaLogic's proteomics capabilities to Illumina's multiomics strategy. The deal expands Illumina's ability to integrate SomaLogic's SomaScan platform with its NGS ecosystem, DRAGEN software, and Illumina Connected Multiomics to accelerate proteomics at scale while Standard BioTools receives upfront cash, potential earnouts and ongoing royalties.

SM Energy Company has completed its all‑stock merger with Civitas Resources, with the combined company retaining the SM Energy name and NYSE ticker "SM." Beth McDonald was named president and CEO and Blake McKenna named EVP and COO; the enlarged board now has 11 members (six from SM, five from Civitas). Management highlighted a $200–$300 million annual synergy target and plans to pursue at least $1.0 billion of divestitures over the next year to drive higher free cash flow and strengthen the balance sheet.

HKW’s portfolio company Electric Equipment Engineering (EEE) has completed a strategic merger with Endpoint Industrial Controls, a Loveland, Colorado–based designer and manufacturer of low-voltage electrical products. The combination expands EEE’s product offering and engineered solutions for end markets including data centers, energy and industrial customers, with Endpoint’s leadership team remaining in place.

cbdMD, Inc. (NYSE American: YCBD) acquired substantially all assets of Bluebird Botanicals in early January 2026 to integrate Bluebird's regulatory science, safety and IP assets into cbdMD's clinical and toxicology platform. The deal strengthens cbdMD's regulatory-compliance and GRAS capabilities for both broad-spectrum and full-spectrum cannabinoid formulations and is expected to contribute to revenue growth and expanded product safety dossiers.

ABC Fine Wine & Spirits, a Florida-based family-owned retailer, has acquired Applejack Wine & Spirits, a Colorado-based wine and spirits retailer with three stores. The acquisition is ABC's first out-of-state move in its 90-year history and initiates the company's national expansion while preserving Applejack's brand and local operations.

Geoforce, a Plano, Texas-based provider of rugged asset intelligence solutions, has acquired AssetLink Global, a specialist in satellite-enabled remote monitoring and sensor-integration for defense, maritime, rail and other field-centric industries. AssetLink Global will continue to be led by CEO David Goldstein and will operate within the Geoforce organization, strengthening Geoforce's satellite communications, edge intelligence and defense-grade monitoring capabilities.

IonQ has completed its acquisition of Skyloom Global Corp., a U.S.-based developer of lightwave-optics and free-space optical communications terminals. The deal brings Skyloom's photonic systems and secure, high-bandwidth communications capabilities into IonQ's portfolio to accelerate the company's quantum networking, quantum key distribution, and secure communications roadmap for government, aerospace, defense and commercial customers.

Actionstep, a cloud-based law firm management software provider, has acquired early-stage passive time capture startup Traced to accelerate development of its AI-powered Trace time capture module. The acquisition brings Traced’s founder and technology into Actionstep’s product team to strengthen automated, AI-driven time capture for midmarket law firms.

Atlanta-based White Cap has acquired VoidForm Products, a maker of customizable void-form and soil-expansion mitigation products. VoidForm’s president David DiLuccia will continue to lead the business; terms were not disclosed and VoidForm had previously partnered with Argonaut Private Equity.

Proven Optics, backed by Silversmith Capital Partners, has acquired brightfin's ServiceNow-native enterprise business from Periscope Equity. Periscope will retain and reintroduce Mobile Solutions as a standalone, mid-market-focused platform and has named Chebem Chukwu as CEO as it pursues organic growth and add-on acquisitions.

Graham Corporation (NYSE: GHM) acquired 100% of FlackTek Manufacturing, LLC and FlackTek Sales, LLC for a $35 million base purchase price (85% cash, 15% stock via 75,818 shares) plus up to $25 million of performance‑based earnouts. The acquisition adds advanced materials processing as a third core platform for Graham and keeps FlackTek headquartered in Louisville, Colorado (satellite in Greenville, South Carolina) as a wholly owned subsidiary; FlackTek reported approximately $30 million in annualized revenue.

Vector has acquired YardView, a yard management and dock visibility provider, to integrate YardView’s real-time yard tracking with Vector’s e-BOL and workflow platform. The deal — enabled through Vector’s partnership with BVP Forge — aims to close visibility gaps during custody transfers, expand capabilities across gate/yard/dock/document workflows, and retain YardView leadership in advisory and operational roles.

Lovell Minnick Partners closed a single-asset continuation vehicle for SRS Acquiom in a transaction led by Carlyle AlpInvest, providing fresh capital and a refreshed ownership structure while keeping existing and new investors and management as shareholders. The recapitalization is intended to support SRS Acquiom's next phase of growth — including international expansion across the U.K. and Europe, a push on strategic acquisitions, and further investment in tech-enabled solutions.

Transom Capital Group, a Los Angeles–based private equity firm, has completed its acquisition of WellBiz Brands, Inc., a Denver‑headquartered multi‑brand beauty and wellness franchisor. Transom said it will apply operational expertise and new investment to accelerate franchise development, improve profitability, enhance franchisee support and expand the company's membership‑driven platform across its more than 700 locations.

TridentCare has acquired DispatchHealth's imaging business unit, effective January 20, 2026. The unit—operating portable X-ray and ultrasound services across 16 states—will be integrated into TridentCare's national portable diagnostics platform to expand capability, improve scheduling and response times, and broaden geographic coverage.

Alliant Power has acquired Capital Reman Exchange, a Denver-based remanufacturer of Class 8 diesel engines and components, to expand its heavy-duty engine remanufacturing capabilities and provide more end-to-end solutions for service shops, fleets, and dealers across North America. The deal integrates Capital Reman's machine shop and remanufacturing expertise with Alliant Power's OE-critical parts and value-added solutions to offer premium overhaul kits, long blocks built to OE specs, and expanded fuel and air system offerings.

Minitab, a global data analytics and process-improvement software provider, has acquired Scytec, the maker of DataXchange, to add real-time machine data collection and shop-floor monitoring capabilities to its analytics portfolio. The deal expands Minitab's end-to-end manufacturing data capabilities—connecting machine-level operational data with quality analytics, OEE monitoring, and real-time SPC.

Oakline Properties, a property-management platform launched by Alpine Investors, has acquired Four Star Realty, a Colorado-based multifamily and student-housing property management firm. Four Star—founded in 1986 and managing more than 5,000 market-rate residential units and 3,000 student housing units—will continue to operate under its current brand and leadership while joining Oakline's expanding Mountain West platform.

Libera, a Tideshift-backed GovTech software platform, has acquired the divested asset CiviCore from Neon One. The transaction brings CiviCore’s cloud-native case management, analytics and grant-tracking capabilities into Libera’s inFormed platform to expand its offerings for state and local government and nonprofit customers; financial terms were not disclosed.

MPearlRock has acquired The Good Crisp Company, a clean-label salty snack brand founded by Matt Parry, to expand its better-for-you salty snacks platform. The Good Crisp's products are sold in over 20,000 retail doors across the U.S., Canada, Australia and the U.K.; financial terms were not disclosed.

On January 15, 2026, private equity firm Accel-KKR acquired Nutrislice, a Broomfield, Colorado–based provider of digital menus, ordering, and signage solutions for restaurants. Financial terms were not disclosed; the deal gives Accel-KKR a foothold in the food‑tech / restaurant software market and provides Nutrislice with capital and operational support to accelerate growth.

Huron Capital’s portfolio company Rampart Exterior Services has acquired Colorado Moisture Control, a Denver/Commerce City-based commercial roofing and waterproofing contractor founded in 1982. The add-on expands Rampart’s geographic footprint in Colorado and strengthens its commercial roofing and exterior restoration capabilities serving education, healthcare and industrial customers.

Sign In Solutions has acquired The Receptionist, a Denver-based visitor management provider with more than 5,500 customers across 35 countries. The undisclosed-term deal is an add-on to Sign In Solutions' PE-backed platform (formed with backing from PSG Equity) to integrate The Receptionist's service model and expand visitor management, GRC and workplace security capabilities.

KEY Investment Partners purchased BellRock Brands out of receivership, securing the company's brand assets and providing working capital to refocus and revitalize the portfolio. The assets will be operated under a newly formed company, MM Brands, led by incoming CEO Joe Bayern as the business pursues national brand-building ahead of potential federal cannabis rescheduling.

LyfeSci Research & Innovation, a Chicago-area full-service CRO, has acquired Clinically Media to bring patient recruitment capabilities in-house and expand end-to-end clinical trial execution. Clinically Media — a data-driven patient recruitment agency focused on dermatology, neurology, and psychiatry — will be integrated into LyfeSci's CRO services and operate under the LyfeSci brand to improve protocol feasibility, site selection, and enrollment optimization.

Proven Optics has acquired brightfin to combine Proven Optics' IT financial management capabilities with brightfin's technology expense management solutions, and appointed Joel Martins as CEO of the combined organization. The deal (backed by majority investor Silversmith Capital Partners and with prior growth investment from ServiceNow) expands the platform's ServiceNow-native capabilities, customer support, and AI-enabled functionality for enterprise and public-sector customers.

Sabel Systems Technology Solutions has acquired Centil to strengthen its digital engineering and space-domain capabilities, particularly in DevSecOps and CI/CD product development for defense and commercial space customers. The deal is Sabel's second acquisition since Sagewind Capital made a majority investment in the company in October; legal and financial advisers for the deal were named in the announcement.

The PNC Financial Services Group has completed its acquisition of FirstBank Holding Company and its banking subsidiary, FirstBank, following receipt of regulatory approvals. The deal expands PNC’s presence in Colorado and Arizona; FirstBank customers will continue using existing channels until customer conversions planned for this summer.

The Baldwin Group (NASDAQ: BWIN) announced it has completed a previously announced merger transaction with CAC Group, a nationally recognized, employee‑owned specialty and middle‑market insurance brokerage. The deal expands Baldwin's specialty insurance, middle‑market and employee benefits capabilities and furthers its inorganic growth strategy to scale distribution and advisory services.