Acquisitions in Washington in 2025

Carsoe has acquired Ryco Equipment, a supplier of seafood processing machinery and services, in a deal effective immediately. The acquisition expands Carsoe's product portfolio and strengthens its service and parts capabilities in the US market.

a360inc has acquired Notary Hub, a digital notarization and signing platform, to expand its digital signing and remote online notarization capabilities and integrate the technology into its CloseClear notary management platform. Notary Hub will continue operating while its technology and vendor network are folded into a360inc's offerings, enhancing automation, document controls, and signing capabilities for clients across title, legal, lending, and professional services markets.

The Wyckoff Family has acquired Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, including its portfolio of brands, vineyards, facilities and operations, returning Washington’s largest premium wine company to private regional family ownership. The deal preserves continuity of management and signals a long-term commitment to winemaking quality and Washington grape growers.

HSA Bank, a division of Webster Bank (holding company Webster Financial Corporation), has acquired Secure Inc. (d/b/a SecureSave), a provider of employer-sponsored emergency savings accounts. The acquisition expands HSA Bank's Healthcare Financial Services capabilities and makes it one of the largest providers of employer emergency savings accounts; terms were not disclosed and the deal closed on December 4, 2025.

360training.com, Inc. has acquired UST Training, a leading provider of state‑approved Class A/B and Class C online operator training for underground storage tank (UST) systems. The acquisition brings UST Training's Tank Savvy content and regulatory expertise onto 360training's platform to expand regulated EHS training offerings and accelerate growth in tank‑safety and fuel‑system compliance markets.

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.

LEHR, a national emergency vehicle upfitting platform and portfolio company of Broadwing Capital, acquired Systems for Public Safety, Inc., a Pacific Northwest provider serving law enforcement, fire, and municipal agencies. The add-on expands LEHR's geographic footprint into the Pacific Northwest and adds specialized upfitting and technical capabilities across emergency vehicle categories.

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.

UJET has acquired Spiral, a conversational analytics and AI company, to accelerate its AI roadmap and add a standalone customer intelligence product to its CCaaS platform. The deal integrates Spiral's conversation- and feedback-analysis capabilities into UJET's AI-first contact center offering while allowing Spiral to continue operating as a standalone product under the name Spiral by UJET.

Amynta Group’s subsidiary First Nonprofit Companies, Inc. (FNP) has acquired Nonprofit Services Insurance Agency, Inc. (NPS), a Longview, Washington-based provider of captive management unemployment insurance solutions for nonprofit organizations. Terms were not disclosed; NPS founders Dennis Costa and Mark Hanson will remain with the business as it integrates into FNP to expand and diversify FNP’s nonprofit unemployment insurance offerings.

Odeko has acquired Dairy Distributing, a specialty distributor headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, from Troia Foods. The transaction expands Odeko's Pacific Northwest distribution footprint and gives Dairy Distributing's customers access to Odeko's online ordering platform, broader product catalog and additional services such as equipment financing and insurance.

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.

Nexa Equity, a San Francisco-based private equity firm, has made a strategic growth investment in Cedar AI, an AI-powered transportation management system serving railroads and rail shippers. The investment will support Cedar AI’s product development and commercial expansion from its headquarters in Seattle, Washington.

Waverly Advisors has acquired Pacific Portfolio Consulting, LLC and Pacific Portfolio Trust Company to expand into the Pacific Northwest and add trust capabilities. The deal brings roughly $5 billion of AUM to Waverly, increasing the firm's total AUM to about $25.1 billion; financial terms were not disclosed and the transactions closed in late September and October 2025.

Karman Space & Defense (NYSE: KRMN) acquired Five Axis Industries, an Arlington, Washington-based supplier of advanced nozzle and fuel system subsystems, for $83 million in cash plus approximately $5 million in Karman shares (about $88 million total). The acquisition, which closed October 28, 2025, expands Karman's propulsion and launch-system capabilities by adding proprietary nozzle, spun-form and 3D-printed Inconel technologies and was funded in part by an increase to Karman's Term Loan B.

OmniMax International, a PE-backed manufacturer of residential building products, has acquired Nu-Ray Metal Products, a West Coast regional manufacturer of roofing accessories and metal panels with facilities in Puyallup, Washington and Perris, California. Heritage Capital Group advised OmniMax on the transaction; financial terms were not disclosed. The deal expands OmniMax's West Coast footprint and manufacturing capabilities.

Alloy Therapeutics has acquired Seattle-based Spannerwerks, a drug development consulting firm, which will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary and continue serving clients under the Spannerwerks name. The deal expands Alloy's capabilities beyond discovery into preclinical and clinical development, with Spannerwerks CEO Dara Lockert joining Alloy's leadership team.

The Bay Club Company has acquired Harbor Square Athletic Club in Edmonds, Washington, expanding Bay Club’s presence in the Pacific Northwest. The deal brings the full-service Harbor Square club into Bay Club’s membership network as an add-on to its West Coast portfolio; financial terms and the seller were not disclosed.

Cumming Group has merged with Seneca Group, bringing more than 70 Seneca professionals into Cumming’s platform to expand the firm’s Pacific Northwest capabilities. The combination strengthens Cumming Group’s owner-advisory, project management, and cost-consulting services for corporate, healthcare, and education clients and expands its regional and international footprint.

Samsung Electronics has completed the acquisition of Xealth, a Seattle-based digital health platform that integrates digital tools and wearable data into clinician workflows. The deal advances Samsung's connected care strategy by combining its wearable technology with Xealth's EHR-embedded orchestration platform—Xealth will continue to operate under its existing brand and leadership.

SOLVE, a provider of AI-driven fixed-income market data and analytics, has acquired MBS Source, a Mercer Island-based provider of data and trading solutions for mortgage- and asset-backed securities. The acquisition expands SOLVE’s structured products coverage and adds specialized predictive pricing, prepayment models, and trading functionality to its multi-asset fixed income platform.

Renaissance, a national network for independent insurance agencies, has acquired the agency network business of Insurance Services of the West, LLC (doing business as Insurance Agency Network or IAN), which represents more than 70 member agencies and $400 million in premium volume. The deal expands Renaissance's national footprint into 12 additional states and gives IAN members access to Renaissance's carrier/market access, placement services, technology platforms (including new AI tools), and enhanced profit-share opportunities.

UPSTACK has acquired Breakwater Cloud Advisors, a Vancouver, Washington–based customer experience (CX) consulting firm, to accelerate and expand its CX + AI practice. Breakwater's founders Brendan Paulin and Andrew Millard (and Business Development Director Star Toups) will join UPSTACK to broaden the company's advisory and execution capabilities across CCaaS, conversational AI, workforce management, analytics and automation for midmarket and enterprise clients.

White Cap has acquired Advanced Forming Solutions (AFS), a concrete forming and shoring provider based in Castle Rock, Washington, and Anchor Construction Industrial Products, a Winnipeg-based distributor with six locations across Western Canada. The acquisitions expand White Cap’s branch footprint and service capabilities in the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada to better serve commercial, civil, government and institutional contractors.

Corient has acquired Bristlecone Advisors, a Bellevue, Washington-based registered investment advisory firm managing approximately $2 billion in assets. The deal expands Corient’s Pacific Northwest presence and adds Bristlecone’s multi-family office capabilities and tax/estate services to Corient’s fee-only private partnership platform.

Balavant Insurance Group, a national managing general agency (MGA) platform based in Novato, California, has acquired TIMBY Specialty Insurance Solutions, an inland marine program manager headquartered in Everett, Washington. TIMBY will continue to operate under its brand with its team joining Balavant, expanding Balavant’s inland and ocean marine capabilities and program capacity for transportation, logistics, energy, and construction markets.

Pike Street Capital, a Seattle-based growth-oriented private equity firm, has made a strategic growth investment in DigiStor (formerly CRU Data Security Group), a Vancouver, Washington-based manufacturer of secure data-at-rest SSDs and removable storage. The capital will support DigiStor's product expansion, OEM partnerships, geographic expansion, and potential strategic acquisitions to accelerate growth and innovation.

Baker Publishing Group has acquired Lexham Press, the in-house publishing division of Logos, deepening the companies' longstanding partnership and expanding Baker's academic and Christian living catalog. Logos will retain rights to Lexham Press content within the Logos platform so it can focus on its digital Bible study business.

Array, a litigation support and eDiscovery firm, has acquired Celerity Discovery to deepen its eDiscovery and litigation support capabilities and expand its service footprint. The acquisition brings Celerity's expertise and talent into Array's platform, enhancing end-to-end litigation support offerings for corporate legal departments, law firms and government agencies.

Helix Traffic Solutions has acquired IDAX Data Solutions, a Renton, Washington–based provider of multimodal traffic data and analytics, to expand Helix's transportation analytics and data-driven service offerings. The acquisition integrates IDAX's data-collection and analytics capabilities into Helix's traffic control and work-zone management services to deliver more comprehensive solutions for municipal, state, and private-sector clients.

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.

Ardurra Group, Inc. has acquired Perteet Inc., a Washington-based infrastructure and transportation consulting firm. The acquisition strengthens Ardurra’s transportation capabilities and expands its Pacific Northwest presence while Perteet will continue to operate from its Everett, Washington headquarters.

Treasury4, a Spokane-based, data-first treasury platform, has acquired TreasuryGo, a Redmond-based treasury SaaS built by former Microsoft treasurers. The acquisition integrates TreasuryGo’s bank account management, workflow, and debt management capabilities into Treasury4’s platform and brings TreasuryGo co-founder George Zinn onto Treasury4 as Chief Strategy Officer to accelerate enterprise-grade offerings.

DuCharme, McMillen & Associates, Inc. (DMA) has acquired Tax Advisors, PLLC, a Vancouver, Washington-based property tax consulting firm. The deal expands DMA's property tax and cost segregation capabilities, strengthens its presence in the Portland area, and brings Tax Advisors' specialized expertise (including cost segregation/179D studies) into DMA's national platform.

Mechanics Bancorp (the holding company of Mechanics Bank) has completed a strategic merger with HomeStreet Bank, creating a combined West Coast community bank with 166 branches and over $22 billion in assets. HomeStreet Bank merged into Mechanics Bank, and the combined banking organization will operate under Mechanics Bancorp as the holding company, expanding the franchise across California, Oregon, Washington and Hawaii.

Whele, LLC (Razor Group) and Infinite Commerce announced a merger to form a combined Razor-branded company headquartered in Berlin and Boston, creating a global consolidator of Amazon FBA and e-commerce marketplace brands. The combined business will integrate technology and operational capabilities, with Infinite CEO Steve Neufer serving as Executive Chairman and the merged company targeting improved profitability and further M&A-led growth.

Incode Technologies has acquired AuthenticID to enhance its AI-driven identity and fraud platform, combining complementary technology and services to better fight GenAI-enabled fraud. The deal expands Incode's capabilities in regulated, high-volume environments and strengthens its position serving banks, telecoms, and other enterprise customers.

WIT has acquired the Tally Platform, a real-time audience engagement and gamification technology, to strengthen its digital engagement and data-capture capabilities. As part of the deal Tally CEO Bradley Vettese joins WIT as Chief Growth Strategist, enabling WIT to integrate Tally's real-time features across its global partner network and expand its branded activation offerings.

ORR Protection Systems, Inc. has acquired the business assets of Compass Fire Protection, LLC to add union sprinkler capabilities and strengthen ORR's presence in the Pacific Northwest. The deal expands ORR's integrated fire protection offering—alarm, detection, suppression, sprinkler, and monitoring—and aims to provide turnkey, code-compliant solutions for customers across the region.

Summit Professional Education, an Avathon Capital portfolio company, has acquired Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute. Monroe Capital acted as sole lead arranger on a senior credit facility and provided an equity co-investment to support the acquisition; the combination aims to expand access to and innovation in pelvic health clinician education.

Residex.AI has acquired Kevala, an AI-powered workforce management platform, to integrate staffing optimization into its EHR and clinical eMAR platform for senior living communities. The deal combines Kevala’s predictive scheduling and staffing intelligence (Quin/Thea) with Residex’s clinical modules to address staffing shortages, improve care delivery, and control operational costs.

Gridiron Capital has acquired ABC Legal Services, a leading provider of service of process (SOP) and court filing solutions, from Aquiline. Gridiron plans to leverage ABC Legal's tech-enabled, dual-sided network to expand services, enhance digital capabilities, and drive market growth across law firms, corporations, and government clients.

AAR CORP. has acquired Seattle-based Aerostrat, a long-range aviation maintenance planning software provider, for $15 million plus contingent consideration of up to $5 million. The deal brings Aerostrat's Aerros product into AAR's Trax suite to expand Trax's ERP and long-range planning capabilities and continue to offer Aerros as a standalone solution to airlines, MROs, and cargo operators.

Pennington Creek Capital, a Dallas-based private equity firm wholly owned by the Chickasaw Nation, has made a majority equity investment in Tacoma, Washington-based Rite in the Rain. The capital will support product development, operational scale and management's strategic growth initiatives for the maker of water-resistant notebooks, writing instruments and field organization gear.

Atwell has acquired a majority stake in Centurion Power, a Washougal, Washington-based provider of electrical acceptance testing, inspection, certification, and commissioning services. The acquisition expands Atwell’s electrical testing and commissioning capabilities to support its growth in the power and energy, renewable, industrial, and data center markets; terms were not disclosed.

UPSTACK, a New York-based full-service technology brokerage, has acquired Seattle-based Avail Partners, a technology consulting firm focused on cloud economics, solution design and vendor evaluation. Avail founders Dan Marsh and Scott Maurice will join UPSTACK as partners and the Avail team will expand UPSTACK's presence and capabilities in the Pacific Northwest and key verticals including manufacturing, healthcare and professional services.

Capsa Healthcare has acquired BlueBin to integrate BlueBin’s Kanban-based supply chain systems and predictive analytics into Capsa’s point-of-care and supply management solutions. The deal is an add-on to Capsa’s platform that aims to improve inventory visibility, reduce supply costs, and increase operational efficiency across hospital supply chains.

Gloo, a Boulder-based technology platform serving the faith ecosystem, has acquired Masterworks, a faith-based marketing and fundraising agency. Masterworks will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Gloo with leadership changes (Steve Woodworth to executive chairman; Bryan Brown named CEO) and will combine Masterworks' ministry expertise with Gloo's digital infrastructure, AI and data capabilities to better serve churches and faith organizations.

Heads Up Technologies (HUT) has acquired Innovative Advantage, a Kirkland, Washington-based cabin management system (CMS) specialist, marking HUT's third acquisition in three years. The deal expands HUT's proprietary cabin technologies—combining Innovative Advantage's AVDS platform with HUT's lighting and control systems and Alto Aviation's audio capabilities—to offer fully integrated cabin solutions for business and commercial aircraft.