Tracked deals
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9 tracked deals across 2020-2023.
Durham, North Carolina, United States
Velocity Clinical Research is an organization of fully integrated clinical research sites. It partners with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies to provide unified research site solutions—including patients, investigators, and research staff—supported by a technology hub, for clinical trials across the U.S. and Europe.
Tracked deals
9
9 tracked deals across 2020-2023.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
5 addon · 4 buyout
Last 4 years
Supporting Data
Velocity Clinical Research, a Durham, North Carolina–based integrated clinical site network, acquired Impact Research Institute (Waco, TX) and the clinical trials unit of Liver Institute Northwest (Seattle, WA). The deal expands Velocity's MASH/MASLD (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis/steatotic liver disease) capabilities, adds two KOLs (Dr. Kris Kowdley and Dr. Nadege Gunn) and integrates two additional hepatology research sites into its global network.
Velocity Clinical Research, a GHO-backed integrated research site organization, has acquired Meridian Clinical Research for an undisclosed amount. The deal creates the largest dedicated clinical research site organization globally (about 80 sites), expands Velocity's U.S. footprint to 25 states and adds Meridian's network of 35+ sites and experienced investigators and staff.
Velocity Clinical Research, a portfolio company of GHO Capital, has acquired MedPharmics, a U.S.-based multi-site clinical research organization. The add-on expands Velocity's network by eight sites (bringing it to 40 locations), adds just over 100 employees, and improves access to diverse patient populations including African American and Native American communities.
Durham-based Velocity Clinical Research acquired digital clinical trials platform TrierHealth, bringing its founder Raghu Punnamraju into Velocity as Chief Technology Officer. The acquisition adds Hyderabad-based R&D talent and patient-engagement technology to accelerate Velocity’s move toward decentralized and hybrid clinical trials.
Durham-based Velocity Clinical Research acquired two multi-site clinical research companies—VitaLink Research (six sites in South Carolina) and National Research Institute (five sites in the Los Angeles area)—adding 11 sites to its network. The deal expands Velocity's therapeutic reach and patient recruitment capabilities, creating one of the largest fully integrated site management organizations in the U.S.
Main Street Capital Corporation fully exited its investments in NRI Clinical Research, LLC (sold to sponsor-backed Velocity Clinical Research) and realized additional gains on the sale of its remaining equity interest in SambaSafety following Stone Point Capital's acquisition. Main Street reported realized gains of approximately $8.8 million on NRI and $4.5 million on SambaSafety as part of these portfolio exits.
Velocity Clinical Research, a Durham, North Carolina-based integrated clinical site operator, acquired two U.S. clinical research sites: Downtown Women's Health Care (Denver, CO) and Riverside Clinical Research (northeast Florida). The deals expand Velocity's site footprint to 16 locations, broaden its therapeutic capabilities into renal and hepatic research, and support efforts to diversify patient recruitment for clinical trials.
Velocity Clinical Research has acquired eStudySite Inc, adding two San Diego locations (La Mesa and Chula Vista) to its U.S. site portfolio and bringing the company's total to 14 sites. The deal is intended to improve recruitment of volunteers from minority communities and expand Velocity's infectious disease and vaccine trial capabilities.
Durham-based Velocity Clinical Research has acquired Omega Medical Research (Providence, Rhode Island) and Buynak Clinical Research (Valparaiso, Indiana), expanding its multi-site footprint to 12 sites across nine states. The deals, together with a strategic partnership with Elite Research Network, are intended to boost Velocity’s capacity for vaccine and COVID-19 treatment trials while adding geographic and therapeutic diversity.
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