Bluejay Capital Partners: Buy Box & Recent Acquisitions

At a glance

EBITDA range	$5M to $25M S2
Deal types	Platform, Add-on S2
Geography	North America S2
Sectors	Transportation & Logistics, Environmental & Waste, Construction Services

What Bluejay Capital Partners buys

Bluejay Capital is a Denver private equity firm, started in 2021 by former transportation executives, that buys founder-owned transportation and logistics companies. Its target list covers trucking, freight rail and rail services, ports and terminals, warehousing, last-mile delivery and services sold to the logistics industry. For a new platform it looks for $5 million to $25 million of EBITDA and an enterprise value of up to $250 million, anywhere in North America. It prefers to hold a majority stake but says it can be flexible on structure, and it encourages managers to own a real piece of the company.

The firm has six platforms today, and its portfolio page says most of them are looking for add-ons. Add-ons have no size floor, so a smaller courier, warehouse or rail services company is most likely to meet Bluejay as a bolt-on to Priority Courier Experts, BWT Logistics, RPM or Pacific West Environmental & Infrastructure, which also does environmental cleanup, hazardous waste and emergency response work.

Recent deals

Announced in the 24 months before November 2, 2026.

Date	Company	Type	Sector	Source
Sep 2026	Coleman Industrial ConstructionRail facility, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure contractor added to Pacific West, taking it into the Midwest	Add-on	Construction Services	Source
Aug 2026	INPAX Shipping SolutionsAtlanta final-mile, courier and freight company added to Priority Courier Experts for Southeast coverage	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Aug 2026	Priority Dispatch and Diamond ExpeditedOhio and Chicago same-day delivery companies added to Priority Courier Experts	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Dec 2025	Dealers Choice Auto TransportHigh-end vehicle transport for dealers and auctions added to RPM, which Bluejay backs with Trive Capital	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Dec 2025	Professional Automotive Relocation Services (PARS)Corporate fleet relocation, storage and titling services added to RPM	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Dec 2025	Quality Life Science Logistics & Transportation (QLS)Recapitalization of a secure carrier for pharmaceutical and life sciences freight	Platform	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Sep 2025	RAZR LogisticsContract and on-demand warehousing provider added to BWT Logistics	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Dec 2024	NOW CourierIndiana courier and delivery company added to Priority Courier Experts, its first new market	Add-on	Transportation & Logistics	Source
Nov 2024	MobilGrainSaskatchewan shortline railroads and grain handling sites bought from AGT Food and Ingredients, with GCM Grosvenor as partner	Platform	Transportation & Logistics	Source

Portfolio by sector

From the firm's portfolio page S3.

Platforms

Quality Life Science Logistics & Transportation (QLS)
Pacific West Environmental & Infrastructure
BWT Logistics (Best Warehousing & Transportation)
Priority Courier Experts
RPM Freight Systems
MobilGrain

Greymont’s take

How Bluejay Capital Partners fits a seller

Bluejay suits owners of trucking, courier, warehousing and rail service companies who want a buyer that knows the industry from the inside, since its partners ran logistics businesses before investing in them. Most of its recent deals are add-ons, so many sellers join an existing platform such as Priority Courier Experts, which bought four delivery companies between late 2024 and August 2026. Owners of environmental and remediation contractors that serve railroads can also look at Pacific West, which has added Eagle Remediation, Overley's and Hawkke, and Coleman.

The firm's own stories show it is open to buying out retiring partners while a leader stays on, and it pushes managers to hold equity. An owner should ask whether Bluejay will be the lead investor or a co-investor, because RPM is backed with Trive Capital and MobilGrain with GCM Grosvenor, and how long the firm plans to hold the platform.

Questions owners ask

What size company does Bluejay Capital buy?

For a new platform it looks for $5 million to $25 million of EBITDA and an enterprise value of up to $250 million. It sets no size minimum for add-ons to the companies it already owns.

Does Bluejay Capital buy environmental services companies?

Through one platform. Pacific West Environmental & Infrastructure, owned since December 2021, does remediation, hazardous waste disposal, tank cleaning and emergency response for railroad and industrial clients, and it has added Eagle Remediation, Overley's and Hawkke, and Coleman Industrial Construction.

Does Bluejay Capital take majority or minority stakes?

Its criteria say it prefers a majority position but is flexible. Some platforms are shared with other investors: RPM is backed by Trive Capital and Bluejay together, and MobilGrain was bought with GCM Grosvenor's infrastructure strategy.

Sources

S1Bluejay Capital home page Accessed November 2, 2026
S2Bluejay Capital: Our Approach and Investment Criteria Accessed November 2, 2026
S3Bluejay Capital: Portfolio Accessed November 2, 2026
S4Bluejay Capital: News & Media Accessed November 2, 2026
S5Bluejay Capital: Contact (Denver and Jacksonville Beach offices) Accessed November 2, 2026
S6Trive Capital Partners with RPM Freight Systems (June 13, 2024) Accessed November 2, 2026
S7RPM Acquires PARS (December 9, 2025) Accessed November 2, 2026
S8AGT Announces Sale of Shortline Rail and Bulk Handling Infrastructure to GCM Grosvenor, partnering with Bluejay (November 20, 2024) Accessed November 2, 2026
S9Pacific West Environmental & Infrastructure home page Accessed November 2, 2026

Compiled by Greymont Advisors from public sources, including the firm’s own website and press releases. Greymont is not affiliated with Bluejay Capital Partners. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and may have changed. Request a correction