Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Paso Robles, California, United States
PEARCE from CBRE is a national provider of outsourced repair, maintenance, engineering, and operations services for critical infrastructure. Its services cover telecom and fiber networks, renewable energy, power generation, EV charging, battery energy storage, and critical power systems, including UPS and backup generators.
Tracked deals
6
6 tracked deals across 2020-2025.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
3 addon · 3 buyout
Last 5 years
Supporting Data
Pearce has acquired JoeMax Telecom, a Fairfield, New Jersey–based provider of outside plant (OSP) and inside plant (ISP) engineering, site acquisition, and project management services for fiber infrastructure. The deal expands Pearce’s presence in the U.S. Northeast and adds technical engineering and project management capabilities; terms were not disclosed.
Pearce Services, a New Mountain Capital-backed provider of mission-critical infrastructure services, has acquired Unified Power, a Terrell, Texas-based provider of UPS and backup generator maintenance and repair services. The deal, supported with incremental capital from Goldman Sachs Alternatives' Hybrid Capital group, expands Pearce's capabilities into UPS services and strengthens its presence across data center, telecom, healthcare and other mission-critical end markets; Incline Equity Partners sold Unified Power.
Pearce Renewables, a division of Pearce Services, has acquired MFG Energy Services, a division of Molded Fiber Glass Companies, to expand its composite blade repair, engineering, maintenance, and inspection services for wind turbines. The acquisition (terms undisclosed) strengthens Pearce Renewables' position in the renewable energy services market and is an add-on to Pearce's growing renewables platform backed by New Mountain Capital.
Pearce Renewables, a division of Pearce Services, has acquired Mountain Renewables, a U.S.-based provider of technical field services for utility-scale wind and solar. The acquisition expands Pearce's operations, maintenance, and technical capabilities across wind and solar and bolsters its national renewables service platform.
Pearce Renewables, a division of Pearce Services, has acquired Mortenson Energy Services to expand its operations and maintenance capabilities across utility‑scale wind, solar, EV charging, and battery energy storage infrastructure. The deal combines Mortenson’s experienced wind-service teams with Pearce Renewables’ existing brands and engineering capabilities to create a larger independent renewable‑energy service provider.
New Mountain Capital has partnered with Pearce Services to support Pearce’s growth and build a national, technology-enabled infrastructure services platform. Simultaneously, Pearce acquired MaxGen Energy Services and World Wind & Solar, bringing renewable wind, solar and EV charging operations & maintenance capabilities into the combined Pearce Services platform; terms were not disclosed.
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