Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2008-2024.
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Global leader in data center and networking optimization, helping thousands of organizations improve infrastructure performance and uptime while maximizing IT staff efficiency and stretching budgets.
Tracked deals
14
14 tracked deals across 2008-2024.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
6 buyout · 4 addon · 4 divestiture
Last 7 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 14 tracked deals for Park Place Technologies.
Park Place Technologies has acquired SDV Solutions, a Virginia-based, Service-Disabled Veteran–owned provider of data center hardware maintenance, managed services and professional services to U.S. Federal Government agencies. The founding owners Mike and Erin McMahan will remain involved to ensure continuity; Agile Equity provided exclusive investment banking services to SDV Solutions. The acquisition expands Park Place's federal capabilities and depth of security-cleared field engineers while leveraging Park Place's broader service and supply-chain platforms.
Park Place Technologies has acquired Xuper Limited, a nearly 40-year-old UK-based IT solutions and third-party maintenance provider headquartered in Derby. The deal expands Park Place’s UK and international engineering footprint and services capabilities; Xuper’s chairman Peter Grogan announced his retirement and will support the transition.
Park Place Technologies has acquired the TPM and Professional Services assets (global services division) of CentricsIT, strengthening Park Place’s professional services, project management and IT lifecycle capabilities. CentricsIT will retain its server, storage and networking resale business following the asset sale; the deal enhances Park Place’s IMAC, ITAD, remote-hands and deployment service offerings and adds a professional services portal and experienced PMO staff.
Park Place Technologies has acquired Riverstone Technology, an Atlanta-based third-party maintenance and support provider founded in 2016. The deal expands Park Place's third-party maintenance and managed services capabilities—bringing Riverstone’s ~475-client global base, automated monitoring and managed services offerings into Park Place’s portfolio (Park Place is PE-backed by Charlesbank Capital Partners and GTCR).
Park Place Technologies has acquired Reliant Technology, a third-party maintenance, support and hardware provider based in Atlanta, Georgia. The acquisition adds Reliant's hardware inventory to Park Place's Curvature division and expands Park Place's third-party maintenance and managed services capabilities for Reliant's nearly 500 clients.
Park Place Technologies has purchased the Storfirst file-system/data migration software platform from Congruity360 to expand its data migration and information management capabilities. The acquisition adds an OEM- and platform-agnostic migration tool to Park Place's portfolio, enabling enhanced migration, analytics and risk management for customers across on‑prem, hybrid and cloud environments.
Park Place Technologies has acquired the third-party hardware maintenance, data migration services and new hardware sales assets from Congruity360. The asset purchase expands Park Place’s professional services and data migration capabilities for enterprise customers while Congruity360 retains its information governance and software business.
Park Place Technologies has acquired the NetSure+ inventory and logistics management solution from Charlotte-based SiteGrid, with SiteGrid CEO Brett Ganey and his team joining Park Place. The asset expands Park Place's IT infrastructure maintenance offering by adding OEM-compliant inventory, sparing and analytics capabilities to its global service portfolio.
Park Place Technologies has acquired Curvature, Inc., combining the two largest third-party data center maintenance providers to create the largest global TPM provider. The deal (Park Place is a portfolio company of Charlesbank Capital Partners and GTCR) increases field-service capacity and parts inventory, expands Park Place into four international markets, and strengthens its managed services offering.
Park Place Technologies has acquired Custom Hardware Engineering & Consulting, Inc. (CHE), a Missouri-based third-party maintenance provider for enterprise storage, networking and mainframe hardware. The deal expands Park Place's engineering depth and parts capabilities in the U.S., bringing CHE's government and large-enterprise customers access to Park Place's ParkView and Entuity network analytics platforms.
Park Place Technologies has acquired Houston-based Solid Systems CAD Services (SSCS), a global third-party maintenance (TPM) provider for enterprise IT hardware. The acquisition expands Park Place’s scale and service capabilities across multiple regions (including the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Malaysia, Singapore, Brazil, Finland and Japan) and strengthens its post-warranty hardware maintenance offering for enterprise and data center customers.
Park Place Technologies has acquired NCE Group Limited, a UK-based provider of third-party data center maintenance and repair, in what Park Place described as the largest acquisition in the company's history. The deal (terms not disclosed) adds more than 280 employees, expands Park Place's European footprint and broadens its post-warranty hardware maintenance capabilities.
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