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12 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
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Tracked deals
12
12 tracked deals across 2020-2022.
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MEI Rigging & Crating, a portfolio company of Dorilton Capital, has acquired Harnum Industries, Ltd. and Harnum Crane Service, LLC, expanding MEI’s footprint in the New England/Northeast region. Keith Harnum, the third-generation owner, selected MEI as the buyer and will remain leading Harnum’s day-to-day operations under MEI ownership.
Blue Wolf Performance Solutions, a Dorilton-backed industrial cleaning and maintenance platform, has acquired Reliable Industrial Group (RIG), a Houston-area specialist in pre-commissioning and industrial cleaning services. The acquisition adds lube oil flushing, chemical cleaning, air and steam blow, and other pre-commissioning capabilities to Blue Wolf's platform and supports expansion of turnkey pre-commissioning offerings.
Traditions Health, a Dorilton-backed national hospice and home health provider, acquired four hospice entities in California, one hospice in Nevada and a home health and hospice provider in Kansas. The deal expands Traditions' footprint in Southern California, establishes a presence in Nevada, and adds its first home health presence in Kansas.
MEI Rigging & Crating, a portfolio company of Dorilton Capital, has acquired A&A Transfer from Harren Equity Partners. The add-on expands MEI's footprint into Northern Virginia — the nation's largest data center market — and strengthens its data center rigging, storage, and hauling capabilities.
Traditions Health, a Dorilton-backed national hospice and home health provider, has acquired Homestead Hospice, a Roswell, Georgia–based multi-state hospice operator that runs 26 offices across five states. The add-on strengthens Traditions' southeast footprint—notably in Georgia and South Carolina—and adds a presence in Alabama, expanding Traditions' geographic reach.
Traditions Health, a national hospice and home health provider and portfolio company of Dorilton, has acquired Family Comfort Hospice, adding a Scottsdale location and strengthening Traditions' footprint in Maricopa County, Arizona. The deal expands Traditions' local presence alongside its existing Mesa and Sun City operations and brings Family Comfort's employees and patients into the Traditions network.
MEI Rigging & Crating, a portfolio company of Dorilton Capital, has acquired Reno Custom Crating, a custom industrial crating provider founded by Susan and Gordon Geffert in 1992. RCC's operations and team will be integrated into MEI's Sparks, Nevada facility to expand MEI's crating capacity and better serve the northern Nevada manufacturing customer base.
Midwest Cooling Tower Services, a Dorilton Capital portfolio company, has acquired Tower Performance, Inc., a provider of cooling tower repair, maintenance, upgrades and construction. The acquisition expands Midwest's service and distribution capabilities in the Houston area and brings TPI's inspection and emergency-response capabilities into the Midwest platform.
Traditions Health, a national hospice and home health provider and portfolio company of Dorilton, acquired Area Community Hospice and AmeraCare Family Hospice and Home Health. The transactions expand Traditions' footprint into West Texas (Plainview/Lubbock) and the greater New Orleans home health market in Louisiana, strengthening its hospice and home health presence in those regions.
Traditions Health, a Dorilton Capital-backed national hospice and home health provider, acquired Centennial Hospice, a provider of hospice services in Oklahoma. The transaction expands Traditions' presence in the Oklahoma City market and will place Centennial's CEO Kevin Offel into a regional leadership role at Traditions.
Traditions Health, a national provider of hospice and home health services and a portfolio company of Dorilton Capital, has acquired Harbor Light Hospice, a Winfield, Illinois–based multi-state hospice operator with fifteen offices across seven states. The deal expands Traditions' geographic footprint into new markets while Harbor Light's management will remain in place post-closing.
Traditions Health, a Dorilton Capital-backed hospice and home health platform based in College Station, Texas, acquired Physician's Choice Hospice (five Oklahoma locations) and Palladium Hospice and Palliative Care (locations in South Carolina and Mississippi). The transactions expand Traditions' regional footprint across Oklahoma, the Southeast (South Carolina and Mississippi) and bolster its Georgia presence as part of an add-on growth strategy; financial terms were not disclosed.
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