Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
McLean, Virginia, United States
Managed services company providing proactive IT infrastructure management and advanced security solutions around the clock, plus cloud, strategic IT direction/consulting, and related technology services.
Tracked deals
13
13 tracked deals across 2019-2025.
Recent pace
1
1 tracked deal announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
9 addon · 4 buyout
Last 7 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 13 tracked deals for Ntiva.
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.
Ntiva has acquired Contuit, a technology partner specializing in API automation and custom software development, bringing Contuit's proprietary API automation tool and development team into Ntiva's digital transformation and AI practice. The acquisition strengthens Ntiva's managed IT, security, and digital transformation offerings by adding new automation capabilities and additional software development expertise.
Ntiva, a PE-backed managed IT services provider, has acquired The Purple Guys from Kian Capital Partners (with co-investor ParkSouth Ventures) to create one of the largest pure-play MSPs serving SMBs across the U.S. The deal combines Ntiva's nationwide footprint with The Purple Guys' regional scale and capabilities across the Central and Southern U.S., expanding managed services, cybersecurity and cloud offerings to over 2,000 clients.
Ntiva, Inc. has acquired Middleground Technologies, a Chicago-based provider of IT solutions founded in 2010 by Isaac Sajjad and Sagar Pandya. The deal expands Ntiva's Midwest footprint and bolsters its managed IT, cybersecurity, and cloud service capabilities for its nationwide client base.
Ntiva, a U.S. managed IT and security services provider headquartered in McLean, Virginia, acquired Chicago-based MXOtech, Inc., a managed services and digital transformation firm founded by Joanna Mirov. The deal expands Ntiva's Midwest footprint, adds application development, systems integration and digital transformation capabilities, and gives MXOtech clients access to Ntiva's national resources and 24/7 support.
Ntiva, a managed IT services provider backed by Southfield Capital, has acquired NetLogicDC (Bethesda, Maryland) and Navakai (Colorado Springs, Colorado) as add-on acquisitions to expand its U.S. footprint and technical capabilities. The deals broaden Ntiva’s presence in the Mid‑Atlantic and Rocky Mountain regions and bolster its managed services, security and cloud offerings.
Ntiva, a managed IT services provider backed by Southfield Capital, has acquired Queens-based Netlink Systems and Chicago-based Forget Computers, expanding its presence in the New York metro and enhancing Apple support capabilities in the Midwest. The add-on deals increase Ntiva’s client base and broaden its service offerings in managed IT, cloud hosting and cybersecurity.
Ntiva, a managed IT services provider backed by Southfield Capital, has acquired eGuard Technology Services, a Washington, D.C.-based managed IT and cybersecurity firm. The add-on bolsters Ntiva's presence in the DC/Baltimore market and strengthens its mid-market and enterprise security and cloud capabilities; Crestline Investors provided debt financing for the transaction.
Ntiva, a PE-backed managed services provider, has acquired Chicago-based Equilibrium IT Solutions, a managed IT services and professional services firm founded in 2004. The deal—announced by Southfield Capital (Ntiva's sponsor)—expands Ntiva's Midwest footprint and strengthens its mid-market and enterprise managed services, with Equilibrium leadership (Glen Hampton) remaining on the team.
Ntiva, a PE-backed managed IT services provider, has acquired 3Points, a Chicago-based managed IT services firm. The deal — announced by Ntiva and its sponsor Southfield Capital — expands Ntiva's Midwest footprint, strengthens its service offering for commercial and nonprofit clients, and represents an add-on to the Ntiva platform.
Ntiva, a PE-backed managed IT services provider, has acquired HigherGround Managed Services, a Chicago/Rolling Meadows-based MSP. The deal expands Ntiva's geographic presence into the Midwest and adds HigherGround's capabilities in custom application development and e-mail security to Ntiva's service offering.
Ntiva, a McLean, Virginia–based managed IT services provider backed by Southfield Capital, has acquired Diverse Technology Solutions, Inc. (DTS), a cloud service provider offering hosted data, voice and business IT solutions. The acquisition expands Ntiva’s geographic coverage into New York City, Long Island and southern Florida and strengthens its managed and cloud service capabilities for SMB customers.
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