IT Services Acquisitions in United States

Innovia Consulting, a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central consultancy, announced it has acquired 365Vertical and 365 Cannabis, two Microsoft partners focused on industry-specific ERP and business management solutions. The deal expands Innovia’s vertical-market portfolio and adds domain expertise in regulated industries including cannabis, agriculture, and manufacturing.

HR Path, a global provider of HR consulting and HRIS solutions, announced the acquisition of Lumi, a United States-based firm specializing in Workday integrations. The deal expands HR Path’s Workday capabilities in North America and strengthens its presence in the U.S. market.

AEA Investors’ Small Business Private Equity team made a majority investment in Magna5, a managed IT services provider serving SMB and mid-market customers across the U.S. Magna5’s management team made a significant reinvestment as part of the transaction, and financial terms were not disclosed. The partnership is intended to support Magna5’s continued scaling and expansion of its cybersecurity, compliance, and AI-enabled capabilities.

Armanino, one of the largest accounting and business consulting firms in the United States, acquired Step Up Consulting, a UKG Ready-focused implementation and support partner. The deal strengthens Armanino’s enterprise technology offerings and expands its ability to deliver HCM solutions, while martinwolf advised Step Up Consulting on the transaction.

Align Capital Partners portfolio company Schneider Geospatial, LLC acquired Bruce Harris & Associates, Inc. (BHA), a GIS consulting firm focused on land records and parcel modernization for local governments. The deal expands Schneider Geospatial’s capacity and expertise in parcel mapping and land records modernization, and represents the seventh add-on acquisition for Schneider Geospatial since ACP acquired it in June 2022.

Virtual Technologies Group (VTG), an IT, security, and cloud services firm backed by Jacmel Partners, acquired Whitlock Infrastructure Solutions, a software reseller and IT services firm focused on IT operations management for enterprise organizations. The deal expands VTG’s commercial enterprise and federal services capabilities by adding Whitlock’s IT consulting, managed services, and software-provider relationships. Financing for the transaction was arranged by Brightwood Capital Advisors.

Cook Inlet Region, Inc. (CIRI) announced the purchase of I2X Technologies, a provider of IT software and systems engineering, integration and testing, and data management solutions to government and private-sector customers. Following the acquisition, I2X will operate under OSC Global, CIRI’s wholly owned IT/cybersecurity/software and professional services group.

Net at Work acquired BHE Consulting, a Boston-based ERP solutions provider with a 28-year operating history, to deepen its Sage and Acumatica ERP implementation expertise. The transaction expands Net at Work’s delivery capacity across core verticals including construction, manufacturing, and wholesale distribution, and includes BHE’s Sage solutions available through the channel marketplace. Financial terms were not disclosed, and BHE co-founders Greg Archambault and Russ Carey will remain with Net at Work.

Technology Management Concepts (TMC), a Microsoft-focused consulting firm, acquired The TM Group (TMG), an ERP/CRM consulting firm. The deal strengthens TMC’s Microsoft ERP, CRM, Power Platform, and cloud capabilities and expands its ability to support customers with modern data, automation, and AI solutions; financial terms were not disclosed.

Quantum Lifecycle Partners has completed the acquisition of 2NDGEAR, a U.S. technology lifecycle solutions provider focused on certified refurbished devices and end-user programs for education and commercial customers. The deal expands Quantum’s circular technology platform and adds 2NDGEAR’s Albuquerque, New Mexico facility as a key configuration and fulfillment hub supporting education and enterprise deployments.

CyberlinkASP (Cyberlink) announced it has acquired Fresh Managed IT (Fresh IT), a provider of outsourced managed IT services for small and mid-size businesses. Headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, Fresh IT supports customers with network/device management, cloud hosting, cybersecurity, and VoIP, expanding Cyberlink’s MSP footprint and regional coverage in the Southeast. Seaport Capital, Cyberlink’s investor, noted this is Cyberlink’s third acquisition as it broadens its service offering and end markets.

Transit Technologies announced the acquisition of Vehicle Installs, a fleet installation and mobile electronics services firm specializing in telematics, GPS, and camera system deployments. The deal strengthens Transit Technologies’ end-to-end deployment capabilities across hardware, systems integration, and AI-powered fleet modernization, improving implementation consistency and time-to-value for customers across public sector, fleet, campus, and K-12/motorcoach segments.

S1 Technology (SE1 Technology), a Lafayette-based technology company, announced it has acquired Computer Concepts, an IT services and cybersecurity firm with more than 25 years of operations. The combined company will provide expanded expertise and a broader portfolio, while helping S1 Technology expand its presence across the Gulf South, serving customers in Louisiana and Texas.

Tetra Tech, Inc. acquired Halvik Corp, a federal-focused advisory consulting and digital transformation services provider specializing in advanced data analytics, systems modernization, and cybersecurity for U.S. defense and civilian agencies. Halvik will join Tetra Tech’s Government Services Group, expanding Tetra Tech’s AI/analytics and cyber capabilities and relationships across agencies including the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Transportation. Financial terms were not disclosed; Halvik is headquartered in Tysons, Virginia and has more than 600 employees.

Datavault AI Inc. (NASDAQ: DVLT) announced it has closed its previously announced acquisition of API Media Innovation Inc., a provider of media infrastructure and event technology solutions. API Media, headquartered in New Jersey, brings audio/visual and multi-channel engagement capabilities serving sports, entertainment, and live outdoor events, which Datavault AI expects to strengthen its data-monetization and experiential event technology offerings.

Copper River Family of Companies announced the acquisition of The Prospective Group (TPG), a Washington, D.C.–based IT and mission-services contractor serving federal agencies. The deal expands Copper River’s federal IT capabilities across areas including cybersecurity, analytics, cloud/enterprise modernization, and mission-aligned program delivery.

UBEO Business Services, a national provider of business technology, has acquired Advanced Business Equipment (ABE), a locally owned office technology dealer with over 40 years of operations. The deal expands UBEO’s presence in Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina, with the existing ABE team expected to remain in place to continue local customer support.

Protera, an IT modernization and enterprise cloud services provider, acquired Redfig LLC, a business transformation firm specializing in SAP application development, data integration, and intelligent automation. The acquisition expands Protera’s capabilities in SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP), application management services, and enterprise AI-driven automation and data platform integrations. Financial terms were not disclosed.

New Charter Technologies, a portfolio company of private equity firm Oval Partners, announced that Michigan-based technology solutions provider NetSource One has joined the New Charter platform. The combination expands New Charter’s capabilities for regulated and security-conscious customers, leveraging NetSource One’s compliance experience (SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA, and CJIS authorization) and bringing more than 75 employees into the platform.

Bart & Associates, LLC (B&A), a federal IT systems integrator backed by DFW Capital Partners, acquired Celestar Corporation/Celestar Holdings Corporation, an intelligence services and solutions provider serving U.S. government defense and intelligence agencies. The deal expands B&A’s multi-INT and all-source intelligence capabilities and strengthens its position across national security customers including the Department of Defense, Department of State, and the U.S. Intelligence Community.

Applexus Technologies announced the acquisition of Lavendel Consulting, the largest independent consulting partner focused on Pricefx implementations. The deal is intended to deepen Applexus’s pricing transformation capabilities by combining Lavendel’s Pricefx pricing specialization with Applexus’s SAP consulting, analytics, and Business AI offerings to deliver integrated, AI-enabled pricing solutions within SAP-centric enterprise environments.

Net at Work acquired Network Computer Solutions (NCS), a Kansas-based managed services provider, to expand its footprint across the U.S. Midwest and deepen its managed services capabilities. As part of the transaction, Net at Work also acquired Nterfuse, a specialized software platform developed by NCS serving agencies on aging, healthcare providers, and home health organizations.

22nd Century Technologies completed the acquisition of BT Federal, BT’s U.S. government contracting subsidiary, and will operate it as a wholly owned subsidiary rebranded as 22nd Century Networks. The deal expands 22nd Century’s managed network services and telecommunications/networking capabilities for U.S. government customers, while supporting BT’s portfolio simplification and increased UK focus.

11:11 Systems, a managed infrastructure solutions provider, completed the acquisition of Ntirety, a managed and professional IT services firm with a global VMware business. The deal expands 11:11’s VMware-focused cloud and managed infrastructure platform amid consolidation in the VMware Cloud Service Provider ecosystem following Broadcom’s program changes; financial terms were not disclosed.

CX1 Capital Inc. has completed the acquisition of SatCom Marketing, a Florida-based customer experience and business process outsourcing (BPO) provider serving clients across the United States. Following the acquisition, CX1 founder Sajan Choksi was appointed CEO and will lead an expansion and modernization initiative as the company rebrands/operates as SatComCX; financial terms were not disclosed.

OneSix, a data and AI services firm, acquired CTI Data, a data governance, data management, and analytics consulting company. The deal expands OneSix’s governed Snowflake data foundations and advanced analytics capabilities to help enterprises scale responsible AI, particularly in regulated industries; financial terms were not disclosed.

Ricoh acquired Presentation Products, Inc. (PPI), a New York-based audiovisual (AV) integrator, to expand its North American digital/workplace services capabilities across collaboration, AV integration, and managed services. The deal builds on Ricoh’s wholly owned managed AV services provider Cenero, with PPI employees joining Cenero within Ricoh’s digital services organization; financial terms were not disclosed.

Domaine Worldwide, a global Shopify design and development firm, acquired Pattern, an award-winning digital design agency focused on commerce brands. The deal combines Pattern’s brand/experience design capabilities with Domaine’s engineering and delivery operations to expand end-to-end digital commerce transformation services (e.g., brand refreshes, redesigns, and platform migrations). BV Investment Partners backs Domaine and is supporting the company’s growth strategy; financial terms were not disclosed.

Altaris completed the acquisition of Tegria Services Group, Inc. from Providence St. Joseph Health. Following the transaction, Tegria will operate as a wholly owned portfolio company of Altaris and continue serving Providence as a preferred technology services partner supporting healthcare providers and payers with outsourced technology services.

System One Holdings has acquired Cypress Consulting, a Bethesda, Maryland-based technology consulting firm focused on cloud architecture, data engineering, cybersecurity, and digital transformation. The acquisition expands System One’s critical infrastructure and data center services capabilities, strengthening its offerings in network engineering, automation, and security across data center and cloud network environments. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Foretopia, an Oracle NetSuite Alliance Partner focused on NetSuite implementations and managed services, acquired Esonus, a Utah-based NetSuite technology and development firm. Effective January 1, 2026, the companies merged under the Foretopia brand to expand NetSuite consulting, development, integration, and AI-driven managed services capabilities across North America.

CoreX, a ServiceNow Elite Consulting and Implementation Partner backed by NewSpring Holdings, acquired InSource’s ServiceNow business unit, with the transaction closing in late December 2025. The combination integrates InSource into CoreX to expand AI-enabled ServiceNow transformation delivery capacity and geographic reach across North America and Latin America.

ZenaTech, Inc. completed three Drone as a Service (DaaS) acquisitions: Holt Surveying & Mapping, Inc. (Spokane, Washington), Andrew Spiewak Land Surveyor, Inc. (Chicago, Illinois), and a Halifax, Nova Scotia-area commercial window washing service firm. The acquisitions expand ZenaTech’s North American DaaS footprint (including its first Canadian acquisition) and add capabilities across surveying/inspection and commercial building maintenance workflows. Financial terms and the window-washing company name were not disclosed.

Security 101 acquired Electronic Security Concepts (ESC), a full-service electronic security systems integrator headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona. ESC will operate as part of the Security 101 family of companies, with ESC Founder and President Joe Menke continuing to lead the business as General Manager, and Renee Menke supporting the transition and growth initiatives.

AVANT announced a strategic growth investment and partnership with Court Square Capital Partners, with AVANT’s existing sponsor Pamlico Capital reinvesting. AVANT’s co-founders and executive leadership will retain significant ownership and continue to lead day-to-day operations as the company pursues continued growth in technology services distribution and advisor enablement.

Nagarro announced the acquisition of Charles Hudson Technology Solutions (CHTS), a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based technology services firm. CHTS specializes in quality engineering, testing, and QA services for enterprise customers in the digital commerce and retail sectors, and brings a team of 180+ professionals across the United States and India to strengthen Nagarro’s US presence in retail and CPG.

Broadwing Capital acquired CloudScale365, a provider of managed IT, cloud, hosting, and security solutions for small and medium-sized businesses in the United States. The deal represents the first investment and cornerstone platform for Broadwing Capital’s new IT Managed Service Provider (MSP) platform, with leadership changes including the appointment of Bret Kidd as CEO and founder Patrick Hannon transitioning to a consulting role.

NextPoint Group (NPG), a provider of technology and mission enablement solutions for U.S. intelligence and defense customers, received a strategic investment from private equity firm Godspeed Capital Management LP. The investment establishes NPG as Godspeed’s new mission technology platform, with NPG’s management team expected to retain meaningful ownership; financial terms were not disclosed.

IT Solutions, a managed service provider, acquired Technology Associates, an IT service provider headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina. The deal expands IT Solutions’ service capabilities and strengthens its East Coast footprint, particularly across North Carolina and the Carolinas region. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Movate, a digital technology and customer experience (CX) services company, announced it has acquired Solomo, a Salesforce, data, and AI consulting firm with deep specialization in the healthcare sector. The deal is intended to strengthen Movate’s Salesforce ecosystem capabilities and expand delivery of AI-driven platform solutions for healthcare organizations.

Aretum announced the acquisition of Veterans Engineering (VE), a federal technology solutions provider focused on IT modernization, cybersecurity, cloud architecture, and digital transformation for U.S. federal agencies. Veterans Engineering, founded in 2005 and headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Aretum. The transaction was backed by private equity firm Renovus Capital Partners.

Spectrotel, Inc. announced the closing of its acquisition of Mosaic NetworX, a global managed services provider. The deal strengthens Spectrotel’s managed network services offering for mid-market and enterprise customers, adding Mosaic’s expertise in SASE and SD-WAN architectures. Following the close, several Mosaic executives joined Spectrotel while Mosaic’s founder and CEO Brian Erickson exited the organization.

MSQ has acquired Atlanta-based digital experience company Arke to expand its North American presence and further build out MSQ DX, its global digital experience and technology unit. Arke will be integrated into MSQ DX and rebranded over the coming months, adding an ~80-person team in Atlanta and a delivery hub in Florianópolis, Brazil.

PROLIM Corporation acquired Kasmo Digital, a Dallas-based consulting firm specializing in Salesforce and Snowflake solutions. The combination expands PROLIM’s capabilities in industrial AI, PLM, engineering, and cloud transformation, adding Kasmo’s 200+ consultants and delivery presence including centers of excellence in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. The combined organization aims to deliver integrated offerings across PLM, IoT, Industrial AI, data cloud, and next-generation CRM for enterprise digital transformation.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) acquired Coastal Cloud Holdings, LLC (doing business as Coastal), a North America-focused Salesforce, data and AI consulting firm, for $700 million. The seller was Sverica Capital Management, which had owned Coastal as a Fund V portfolio company since its June 2020 investment; Coastal will continue operating under its brand within TCS.

Red River, a technology transformation company focused on AI-driven cybersecurity and IT modernization, acquired Invictus, a mission-focused national security services provider. Invictus will operate as “Invictus, a Red River Company,” expanding Red River’s Government Technology Systems business unit and strengthening its cyber, intelligence, and enterprise modernization capabilities supporting Department of War, Intelligence Community, and federal civilian missions.

Guide Technologies acquired Agility, a Cleveland-area consultancy specializing in manufacturing systems, logistics solutions, and Infor XA services. The acquisition expands Guide Technologies’ capabilities in manufacturing software and supply chain technology and is intended to broaden its digital transformation and managed services offerings for industrial manufacturers.

Corporate Technologies acquired Cloud Compliance Solutions, LLC, a provider of cloud and virtual desktop solutions for the SMB market. The deal expands Corporate Technologies’ presence into the Cleveland and Miami markets and brings its footprint to 20 managed IT service locations nationwide. Cloud Compliance Solutions’ technologies will be integrated into Corporate Technologies’ new Cloud Advantage offering for cloud desktops and hosted environments.

Synergy ECP acquired NetServices, a provider of secure, mission-critical federal IT solutions for U.S. defense, intelligence, and federal civilian customers. The transaction was supported by Falfurrias Management Partners (Falfurrias Capital Partners), which partnered with Synergy ECP in October 2023, and expands Synergy ECP’s capabilities in areas including IT modernization, cloud, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, Zero Trust, and enterprise IT operations.

Naviant, an intelligent automation and AI process consulting firm, announced it has acquired Versivo, a business process automation provider. Versivo is headquartered in Gainesville, Virginia, and the combination is intended to expand capabilities for customers around intelligent automation and Hyland-related solutions.

VTG, a national security solutions provider, acquired Miklos Systems, Inc. (MSI), an employee-owned technology firm focused on software engineering and digital transformation work for the U.S. Intelligence Community. The deal is intended to deepen VTG’s capabilities across software lifecycle development, cloud services, cybersecurity, data science, and systems engineering, and aligns with VTG’s strategy alongside its majority investor, A&M Capital Partners.

Accenture has acquired RANGR Data, a United States-based certified Palantir partner focused on customized data strategies, real-time analytics, enterprise system integration, and supply chain optimization. The deal expands Accenture’s Palantir engineering talent and capabilities in the United States/North America, adding a team of about 40 specialists in Palantir Foundry and AIP. Financial terms were not disclosed.

AppDirect, a B2B subscription commerce platform company, acquired NXTSYS Consulting, a technology service distributor focused on supporting managed service providers (MSPs). The deal deepens AppDirect’s channel-first strategy and expands its MSP capabilities and offerings across North America, with NXTSYS partners expected to continue operating without service interruption.

3LS, Inc., an employee-owned family of companies, has acquired Intrust IT, an award-winning managed service provider based in the Cincinnati area. Intrust IT will join the 3LS Professional Services division, expanding 3LS’ capabilities in IT support, cybersecurity protection, cloud computing, and AI leadership for clients across multiple industries.

TekSynap Corporation announced it has completed the acquisition of JBA, Inc., a technology engineering firm providing specialized IT services, including long-standing support for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The deal expands TekSynap’s mission portfolio across IT service management, network engineering, software development, cloud, and cyber operations, and strengthens its FBI footprint across multiple U.S. locations. JBA will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of TekSynap.

Rootstock Software, a cloud ERP provider backed by Gryphon Investors, acquired Praxis Solutions, a Salesforce consulting and implementation firm and long-standing Rootstock partner. The deal expands Rootstock’s Salesforce ecosystem expertise and professional services capacity and is intended to accelerate ERP product innovation, including agentic/AI-enabled capabilities. As part of the transaction, Praxis Founder and CEO Ohad Idan will join Rootstock as Vice President of Product.

Corsica Technologies acquired AccountabilIT, a managed IT services and cybersecurity provider with deep Microsoft expertise, expanding Corsica’s national footprint and AI-enabled managed services capabilities. The combination (described by WestView Capital Partners as a strategic merger) brings together WestView’s portfolio company AccountabilIT with Inverness Graham’s portfolio company Corsica to form a scaled national managed security and IT services platform; financial terms were not disclosed.

Thrive, a global managed services provider (MSP/MSSP) focused on cybersecurity, cloud, and IT managed services, announced the acquisition of Worksighted. Worksighted is a Michigan-based IT services company providing personalized IT support across infrastructure, security, ongoing support, and training, expanding Thrive’s presence in the Central United States/Midwest.

Thrive, a global technology outsourcing provider and managed services firm, announced the acquisition of Worksighted, an IT services company specializing in personalized IT support across infrastructure and security through training and ongoing support. Worksighted, headquartered in Michigan, becomes Thrive’s fifth acquisition of 2025 and expands Thrive’s presence in the Central United States/Midwest.

On November 10, 2025, K2 Services acquired Epiq Global Business Transformation Solutions (Epiq GBTS), a division of Epiq, and Forrest Solutions to combine the businesses into a newly formed managed services entity serving professional services and legal clients. The transactions were supported by Renovus Capital Partners, which made a majority investment backing K2 Services and the acquisitions. Epiq described the sale of Epiq GBTS as a strategic realignment to focus on its core technology and legal solutions offerings.

Entech, a Florida-based managed IT, AI, and cybersecurity services provider, acquired LAN Infotech, an award-winning IT support and cybersecurity firm. The deal expands Entech’s footprint and service capabilities across Florida, providing LAN Infotech customers enhanced cybersecurity, compliance support, and broader managed services, with backing from Prospect Partners.

Network Coverage, a managed service provider backed by Tenex Capital Management, acquired ACA Computers, LLC, a provider of managed IT services for mid-sized businesses. Peapack Private Investment Banking advised ACA’s selling shareholders, JP Pladek and Paul Schmalz; financial terms were not disclosed.

Stratix Corporation, a provider of enterprise Managed Mobility Services (MMS), acquired Mobility CG, an enterprise-focused MMS provider. The deal expands Stratix’s scale and enhances carrier partnerships, device logistics, lifecycle management, and 24x7 support for enterprise and public-sector customers across North America; Mobility CG’s leaders Mike McGuire and Stacy Chisum will join Stratix in leadership roles.

ONDEX Automation, a Chicago-based automation systems integrator backed by Shore Capital Partners, acquired PlantOPS Consulting, an MES implementation and consulting services provider serving pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medtech manufacturers. The deal is ONDEX’s fifth acquisition since April 2024 and expands its life sciences compliance and digital transformation capabilities. PlantOPS Software will continue to operate independently and was not included in the transaction.

Omega Systems acquired PEAKE Technology Partners, a healthcare-focused managed services provider, to expand its managed IT, cybersecurity, and compliance capabilities for healthcare organizations. PEAKE, founded in 2014 and based in Bowie, Maryland, adds expertise in HIPAA/HITECH compliance, EHR management, cloud solutions, and clinical AI-driven healthcare tools, strengthening Omega’s healthcare MSP/MSSP footprint in the Mid-Atlantic and beyond.

Netrix Global acquired the U.S.-based IT Services business (ITS) of Ricoh USA, Inc., a subsidiary of Ricoh Company, Ltd. The deal expands Netrix’s managed services and cloud solutions footprint across the United States, adding scale in cloud, infrastructure, collaboration, and managed IT offerings. Ricoh’s ITS business was built in part from Ricoh’s 2014 acquisition of mindSHIFT Technologies and serves mid-market and small enterprise customers.

Harbor IT, a national provider of cybersecurity and IT services, acquired New England Network Solutions (NENS), a Greater Boston-area managed service provider with deep expertise in regulated industries including healthcare and life sciences. The deal—Harbor IT’s eighth and largest acquisition to date and its third in New England—expands Harbor IT’s Northeast footprint and healthcare specialization, and brings NENS leaders Michael Kourkoulakos and Josh Oakes into Harbor IT’s leadership team.

Presidio, a global technology services and solutions provider, announced the acquisition of Achieve One, a Virginia-based systems integrator and cloud solutions provider. The deal expands Presidio’s scale and technical capabilities across the Virginia and Washington, D.C. region, strengthening its cloud, data center, and digital transformation offerings for enterprise and public sector customers.

The 20 MSP, a managed IT services provider based in Plano, Texas, announced the acquisition of three managed service providers: Red Level Group (Michigan), iStreet Solutions (California), and InData Consulting (California/Arizona). The deals expand The 20 MSP’s national MSP network to 44 total acquisitions, with funding supported by Sunflower Bank and advisory support from Pinecrest Capital Partners.

Tenex Capital Management made a growth investment in Sentinel Technologies, a Chicago-based provider of comprehensive IT solutions including core network infrastructure, managed services, and managed security services. The transaction closed on November 3, 2025; Sentinel was advised by Fifth Third Securities, and Tenex was advised by Guggenheim Securities.

Funds managed by affiliates of Apollo completed the acquisition of Trace3 from American Securities, which will retain a significant minority equity interest. The investment is intended to support Trace3’s next phase of growth across emerging technology areas including artificial intelligence, cloud, data & analytics, and cybersecurity.

Net at Work announced the acquisition of LLB Partners (LLB), an ERP consulting firm founded in 1984 that supports clients using Sage 100 ERP, Sage Intacct, and Acumatica. The deal expands Net at Work’s consulting, development, and helpdesk capabilities and provides LLB’s 300+ clients access to Net at Work’s broader resources and services.

Apiphani, an AI-native technology services and automation company for mission-critical enterprise applications, acquired Tradeoff Software, an AI-focused product development firm founded in 2024 by Braden Ericson. The deal is intended to strengthen Apiphani’s product and engineering capabilities supporting its proprietary automation and observability platform, luumen. Following the acquisition, Ericson and key Tradeoff team members are joining Apiphani as part of the integration.

Caylent, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner backed by Gryphon Investors, acquired fellow AWS Premier Tier Services Partner Trek10 Inc. The deal expands Caylent into managed services by adding Trek10’s CloudOps platform and cloud operations capabilities, creating a more comprehensive end-to-end AWS services provider. Lazard served as exclusive financial advisor to Trek10 on the transaction.

Atomic Data, an IT services provider backed by Dubin Clark following a 2024 recapitalization, announced it has acquired Venue Wireless, a specialized technology services provider for sports and entertainment venues. The deal expands Atomic Data’s capabilities in high-density wireless network deployments and integrated IT, security, and infrastructure solutions for large-scale venues such as stadiums, arenas, airports, and public facilities.

Perficient, an AI-first global consultancy, has acquired Kelley Austin, LLC, an award-winning Salesforce consulting partner headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The deal expands Perficient’s Salesforce capabilities, adding Kelley Austin’s expertise in Revenue Cloud, Data Cloud, Agentforce, and managed services, and brings Kelley Austin managing partners Hunter Austin and Waylon Kelley into leadership roles at Perficient.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) acquired a 100% stake in US-based ListEngage, a Salesforce Summit partner and consultancy focused on Marketing Cloud, Data Cloud, Agentforce, CRM, and AI advisory services. The deal, announced publicly on October 9, 2025, was approved for $72.8 million and adds over 100 Salesforce professionals and 400+ certifications to TCS’ Enterprise Solutions unit in the United States, strengthening its Salesforce and agentic AI capabilities.

Xcelerate Solutions, a defense and national security services company backed by McNally Capital, has acquired clearAvenue. Headquartered in Columbia, Maryland, clearAvenue provides software development and maintenance, business intelligence and analytics, AI/ML, big data, infrastructure, and cloud services support to U.S. federal agencies. The combined company will continue to operate under the Xcelerate Solutions brand and expands Xcelerate’s technical capabilities and scale.

Bluewave Technology Group acquired Streamline Communications, a technology solutions provider serving the Greater Salt Lake City, Utah market. The deal expands Bluewave’s technology advisory and sourcing footprint in the Western U.S. and provides Streamline’s clients broader advisory services across network, cloud, customer experience (CX), and security.

GenNx360 Capital Partners, in partnership with the management team, closed the acquisition of Heartland Business Systems (HBS) from A&M Capital Opportunities (AMCO). HBS is an IT services provider headquartered in Little Chute, Wisconsin, serving commercial and public sector clients across the Midwestern United States with offerings spanning infrastructure, cloud, cybersecurity, applications, collaboration, and managed services.

nClouds, an AWS Premier Tier Services Partner, has acquired PREDICTif Solutions, an AWS consulting partner headquartered in Houston, Texas. The deal strengthens nClouds’ capabilities in end-to-end cloud transformation on AWS, adding deeper expertise in data engineering, analytics, AI/ML, and cloud migrations. Charles Thayne Capital, an investor in nClouds since 2022, is supporting nClouds as it executes its growth strategy.

V2X, Inc. completed the acquisition of QinetiQ’s U.S. Intelligence business, expanding V2X’s national security capabilities and access to critical Intelligence Community programs. Valued at approximately $24 million net of estimated tax benefits, the deal adds data engineering, intelligence mission support, and cyber solutions expertise, and brings roughly 70 professionals into V2X.

Ubiquity Global Services announced it has acquired Peak Support, a CX and operations support provider known for its cloud-native, fully remote delivery model and AI-enabled tools. The deal expands Ubiquity’s global customer experience and back-office services footprint and enhances its technology-led, flexible delivery capabilities.

Com Laude acquired domain name consultancy FairWinds Partners, expanding its capabilities in dotBrand TLD strategy, applications, and corporate domain portfolio management. FairWinds, headquartered in Washington, D.C., is known for helping major American brands obtain and operate dotBrand TLDs and for providing online brand protection services.

Solutions II announced the acquisition of Vertical VAR, an Atlanta-based value-added reseller. The deal strengthens Solutions II’s footprint in the Southeast and expands its vertical market capabilities across public safety, healthcare, gaming and hospitality, and commercial enterprise. Vertical VAR will continue operating under its brand as “Vertical VAR, a Solutions II Company.”

Renovus Capital Partners-backed Performive acquired CloudFirst, a cloud hosting and IT solutions provider. The combination expands Performive’s managed services capabilities across cloud hosting, data protection, compliance, and IT resilience, positioning the business for additional growth and scale.

Ntiva, a managed services provider (MSP), announced the acquisition of Site Tech Services, an IT services provider with deep expertise serving the automotive dealership market. Site Tech Services, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, will integrate into Ntiva while its president Mark DiGregorio becomes Market President for the automotive vertical as Ntiva expands its vertical IT services capabilities.

Tailwind Capital made a majority strategic investment in DMD Systems Recovery, an end-to-end IT asset disposition (ITAD) solutions provider serving enterprise customers globally. The investment is intended to accelerate DMD’s next phase of growth, including expansion of sales coverage, services, and geographic footprint, as well as pursuing M&A. Stellus Capital Management affiliates provided unitranche senior debt financing and an equity co-investment to support the transaction.

Fairdinkum Consulting, a Manhattan-based IT consulting firm, acquired Tech 2020 Solutions, a managed services provider headquartered on Long Island. The deal expands Fairdinkum’s presence across Long Island and New York City, adding roughly 100 clients, over 700 supported users, and nine staff members including founder John Hassler.

Thrive, a technology outsourcing provider for cybersecurity, cloud, and IT managed services, announced the acquisition of VitalCORE. The deal expands Thrive’s U.S. presence with additional Midwest locations and adds VitalCORE’s capabilities in technology valuation, managed security, transactional advisory, and managed technology services.

Tandym Group acquired Entitech Solutions, a provider of tailored technology and system integration solutions for healthcare and life sciences organizations. The deal is intended to expand Tandym’s service portfolio and enhance capabilities of its AI-enabled Tandym Catalyst platform, adding Entitech’s expertise in clinical data harmonization, regulatory/clinical data hubs, and structured content/authoring initiatives supporting emerging regulatory requirements.

Epiq acquired Inflection IT, a consultancy focused on implementing the Intapp platform and applied AI solutions for law firms. Inflection IT’s consultants will join Fireman, an Epiq company, to expand Epiq’s law firm advisory services and strengthen its Intapp implementation capabilities.

Argano acquired HyBridge Solutions to strengthen its enterprise modernization and digital transformation offerings, adding deeper Infor and UKG expertise across workforce management, human capital management, and cloud ERP. The deal expands Argano’s healthcare capabilities and augments its broader consulting and managed services platform; Argano is a portfolio company of Trinity Hunt Partners.

IBG Business advised on the sale of DPG Solutions, LLC, an IT consulting and systems integration firm, to Evergreen Services Group. The acquisition expands Evergreen Services Group’s technology services portfolio.

Grant Thornton Advisors LLC completed its acquisition of Auxis, a tech-enabled nearshore outsourcing and business modernization firm. The transaction adds more than 1,400 Auxis professionals and expands Grant Thornton Advisors’ advisory and modernization capabilities across the United States, Costa Rica, and Colombia. Financial terms were not disclosed.

AVI-SPL announced it has acquired CCS Presentation Systems Southwest (CCS Southwest), an audio-visual design and systems integration firm headquartered in Mesa, Arizona. AVI-SPL acquired only the CCS Southwest operating entity serving Arizona, expanding AVI-SPL’s presence and capabilities in the U.S. southwest region for UC, AV, collaboration, and experience technology services.

Integrated Health Systems, a portfolio company of Traverse Pointe Partners, acquired ProviNET Solutions, an IT support and consulting firm serving the senior living and broader commercial sectors. The deal combines two providers of managed IT services and related technology solutions in the post-acute/senior living market; financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction closed on August 29, 2025.

Bluewave Technology Group, a technology advisory and sourcing firm, announced the acquisition of Cactus Technology Solutions, a technology solutions partner headquartered in Abilene, Texas. The deal expands Bluewave’s footprint across Texas and strengthens its capabilities in areas including cybersecurity, unified communications/contact center (UC/CC), connectivity, and mobility.

Evergreen announced the acquisition of Next7 IT, an award-winning managed service provider focused on small businesses in the Pittsburgh area and beyond. Next7 IT will continue operating independently under its existing name and leadership as part of Lyra Technology Group, Evergreen’s portfolio of managed IT services providers. Following the close, founder Don Houk will retire and COO David Stumph is expected to become CEO.

Riata Capital Group, a Dallas-based private equity firm, led the recapitalization of COEO Solutions in partnership with founder & CEO Eric Wince, President Frank Ruffolo, and the company’s management team. Headquartered in Downers Grove, Illinois, COEO provides managed network, IT, and cloud communications solutions (including SD-WAN, SASE, managed voice, SIP trunking and UCaaS) to small and mid-sized, multi-location enterprises. The investment is intended to support COEO’s accelerated expansion and strategic growth plans, including potential add-on acquisitions.