RTC Partners: Buy Box & Recent Acquisitions

At a glance

Deal types	Platform, Add-on S6
Geography	North America S4
Sectors	Construction Services, Accounting & Professional Services, Environmental & Waste

What RTC Partners buys

RTC Partners, which used to go by Round Table Capital Partners, is a Miami firm founded in 2017 that does only buy-and-build investing. It usually spends about a year studying an industry and recruiting an operating partner to serve as chief executive, then joins several similar-sized firms at once, an approach it calls Integrated Peers. Its target markets are professional and infrastructure services, business services and healthcare services across North America. It does not publish a size range, and it says it has launched six platforms and closed more than 90 transactions.

Its record is in engineering and consulting. It built Ardurra and Anser Advisory, both now sold, and Verdantas, an environmental consulting firm where it kept a minority stake after a 2024 sale. Its main current platform is Consertus, a capital program management and project controls firm with more than 800 professionals that has added at least seven firms since its October 2025 launch. Owners of project management, construction management, inspection or infrastructure consulting firms are the clearest fit, usually as an add-on.

Recent deals

Announced in the 24 months before October 28, 2026.

Date	Company	Type	Sector	Source
Oct 2026	Intueor ConsultingIrvine, California strategy, operations and technology advisor to transportation and public agencies, added to Consertus	Add-on	Accounting & Professional Services	Source
Sep 2026	S2 EngineeringRancho Cucamonga, California construction management, inspection and materials testing firm for public works, added to Consertus	Add-on	Construction Services	Source
Jul 2026	Metacontrol IngenieriaSantiago, Chile engineering and asset integrity consultancy with a Mexico City office, added to Consertus	Add-on		Source
Jul 2026	Program Controls, Inc. (PCI)Miami program management, project controls and estimating firm, added to Consertus effective December 2025	Add-on	Construction Services	Source
Apr 2026	LacecoBeirut architecture, engineering and planning consultancy, added to Consertus to grow in the Middle East and North Africa	Add-on		Source
Apr 2026	CCS InternationalOakbrook Terrace, Illinois owner's representative, project management and cost advisory firm founded in 1979, added to Consertus	Add-on	Construction Services	Source
Apr 2026	Airosmith DevelopmentSaratoga Springs, New York pre-construction services firm for wireless, fiber and renewable energy projects, added to Consertus	Add-on		Source
Oct 2025	ConsertusLaunch of a capital program management, advisory and project delivery platform formed from 10 consulting firms	Platform	Construction Services	Source

Portfolio by sector

From the firm's portfolio page S3.

Accounting & Professional Services

Marketbridge

Construction Services

Consertus

Environmental & Waste

Verdantas

Other

Lumina Vision Partners

Past investments: The Ardurra Group, Anser Advisory

Greymont’s take

How RTC Partners fits a seller

RTC suits owners of engineering, project management and consulting firms who want to join a larger group without losing their team. Its platforms are built from many owner-led firms, so a seller usually joins peers of similar size rather than being swallowed by one giant. RTC stresses employee ownership and says it works with partners to give key leaders equity, which matters in people businesses where the staff is the value.

A sale to RTC today most likely means joining Consertus, which in 2026 bought firms in California, Illinois, Florida and New York as well as in Lebanon and Chile. Owners should ask how much of the price is paid in cash versus rolled equity, what role they keep after integration, and when RTC expects to sell, since it sold control of Ardurra and Verdantas roughly four to five years after starting them.

Questions owners ask

What is RTC Partners' Integrated Peers model?

Instead of buying one large company and bolting on small ones, RTC combines several complementary firms of similar size and builds the platform around their merged leadership teams, processes and systems, with an operating partner serving as chief executive.

Is RTC Partners still buying companies?

Yes. Its Consertus platform announced the acquisitions of Airosmith, CCS International, Laceco, Program Controls, Metacontrol, S2 Engineering and Intueor Consulting between April and October 2026, and RTC says it is looking for new platforms and add-ons.

Does RTC Partners publish a deal size range?

No. It describes itself as a lower middle market investor and does not state revenue, EBITDA or check size limits. Its platforms grow large, and Consertus reported more than 800 professionals at its October 2025 launch.

Sources

S1RTC Partners home page Accessed October 28, 2026
S2RTC Partners: About (playbook and targeted sectors) Accessed October 28, 2026
S3RTC Partners: Portfolio Accessed October 28, 2026
S4RTC Partners: Operating Partner program Accessed October 28, 2026
S5RTC Partners: News Accessed October 28, 2026
S6RTC Launches Consertus (October 8, 2025) Accessed October 28, 2026
S7Round Table Capital Partners Announces Sale of Majority Stake in Verdantas (June 1, 2024) Accessed October 28, 2026
S8Marketbridge Launches a New Marketing Consultancy (September 4, 2024) Accessed October 28, 2026
S9Consertus Acquires Intueor (October 21, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S10Consertus Acquires S2 Engineering (September 16, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S11Consertus Acquires Program Controls, Inc. (July 15, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026
S12Consertus Acquires CCS International (April 15, 2026) Accessed October 28, 2026

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