Enterprise Technology Solutions Provider
Enterprise Software and Technology Services Provider
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
The company develops enterprise software and serves clients nationally and internationally. It owns energy management platform IP and offers manufacturing supply chain applications. Its technical team delivers software development, systems integration, cybersecurity, and command and control center operations. The company serves aerospace and defense, government, healthcare, technology, aviation, and manufacturing clients.
The listing reports $12,477,146 in gross revenue and $1,681,176 in EBITDA. Growth opportunities include AI adoption, engineering partnerships, and government sales. The majority shareholder seeks retirement and offers a negotiable transition period.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic software acquirers seeking energy management platform IP and manufacturing supply chain applications.
- Buyers with government sales experience who want to pursue the company's stated growth opportunity.
- Operators who value post-sale continuity from a minority shareholder active in the business.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The majority shareholder seeks retirement and is willing to remain for a negotiable transition period. One minority shareholder seeks to financially de-risk and remain post-sale; the other is not active in operations and seeks a full exit.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company owns enterprise energy management platform IP and offers manufacturing supply chain applications. Its services span software development, systems integration, cybersecurity, and command and control center operations.
The company serves aerospace and defense, government, healthcare, technology, aviation, and manufacturing clients. It works with clients nationally and internationally.
The listing reports $12,477,146 in gross revenue. It also reports $1,681,176 in EBITDA.
The company leases a 12,078 sq. ft. office from an unrelated third party. The lease permits assignment after the sale.
The majority shareholder seeks retirement and offers a negotiable transition period. One minority shareholder plans to remain after the sale. The other minority shareholder does not participate in operations and seeks a full exit.