GovSpend, backed by Thompson Street Capital Partners and Endicott Growth Equity Partners, acquired Fedmine to enhance its government intelligence solutions, combining federal and local procurement data.
Target Company Information
GovSpend, a prominent provider of government intelligence solutions, is expanding its capabilities through the acquisition of Fedmine, which specializes in federal government contracting and spend intelligence. Established in 2004 and headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, Fedmine offers an advanced online database application that integrates curated datasets aimed at delivering high-quality information to both industry and government organizations. This acquisition positions GovSpend to significantly enhance its service offerings by integrating Fedmine's extensive federal-focused database with its own procurement data covering state and local governments.
Industry Overview in the United States
The market for government procurement intelligence in the United States has seen significant growth due to rising demands for transparency in government spending. This trend has prompted numerous companies to seek innovative solutions that provide insights into how government entities allocate their budgets. Additionally, the ongoing digitization of procurement processes has fueled the need for more sophisticated data analytics tools. As such, firms that can deliver comprehensive data sets that span federal, state, and local levels are positioned to capture market share effectively.
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Moreover, the competitive landscape in the government contracting sector is intensifying, with vendors competing for limited contracts. Companies are increasingly turning to data-driven insights to develop their strategies, which calls for ro
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GovSpend
invested in
Fedmine
in 2023
in a Buy & Build / Roll-Up deal