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This is a 35-year-old specialty IT value-added reseller (VAR) and services provider that supports mission-critical operations for public-sector agencies and enterprise customers. The company sells specialized IT hardware, performs systems integration, and delivers field services under multi-year master service agreements. It holds top-tier authorized channel-partner status with major OEMs and recently won a statewide preferred-vendor contract that acts as a mandatory procurement vehicle for state-agency buyers, materially expanding its addressable market.
The business generated roughly $11M in revenue, $1.83M in cash flow (SDE), and $1.75M in EBITDA, with about 180 active accounts and no customer exceeding 15% of normalized revenue. Roughly 75% of services revenue is recurring under multi-year MSAs with annual price escalators, and the services mix has climbed from about 10% of revenue in 2022 to 26%+ in 2026 YTD. The company is a debt-free S-Corp with 30 employees, historically negligible bad debt, and a professional operations team in place.
What makes this notable is the combination of durable public-sector stickiness, hard-to-replicate OEM authorizations, and a clear shift from one-time product sales toward higher-margin recurring services. The seller is retiring and has structured the deal with an earn-out tied to future statewide-contract revenue, which both reflects confidence in the new contract and shifts some upside risk to the buyer. Location, OEM identities, and contract counterparties are withheld pending NDA.
Why we like it
- Earnings quality is solid for a VAR: $1.83M SDE and $1.75M EBITDA on ~$11M revenue, with <0.01% historical bad debt and no customer over 15% of normalized revenue across ~180 accounts. The debt-free, 100% equity structure means no balance-sheet surprises, and consistent profitability through market cycles over 35 years shows the model holds up.
- The moat is real and procurement-driven, not marketing spin. Top-tier OEM authorizations plus a newly awarded statewide preferred-vendor contract (a mandatory buying vehicle for state agencies) create barriers that the seller claims would take 15+ years of relationship-building to replicate. Long public-sector procurement cycles make existing customers sticky.
- The revenue mix is shifting the right way: services grew from ~10% of revenue in 2022 to 26%+ in 2026 YTD, and ~75% of services revenue is recurring under multi-year MSAs with annual escalators. That transition pulls the business away from low-margin, deal-by-deal hardware toward predictable, higher-margin contract income.
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