Trafera has acquired Morris Electronics, expanding its state and local government technology capabilities with additional managed services and cybersecurity expertise.
Trafera, a portfolio company of Rotunda Capital Partners, provides technology hardware, software, and support services primarily to K-12 schools, higher education institutions, and government organizations.
Morris Electronics is based in Morris, Minnesota, and has provided technology services to government agencies and businesses since 1991.
The company’s capabilities include network and application design, cybersecurity and outsourced IT management.
The acquisition brings Morris’ existing public-sector relationships and managed services expertise into Trafera’s platform while giving Morris customers access to Trafera’s broader portfolio of devices, infrastructure and technology solutions.
Trafera said the acquisition supports its strategy of partnering with established regional IT and managed services businesses to create a larger and more diversified national technology platform.
Financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.
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“Morris has spent decades building trusted relationships with the public-sector customers who depend on them most. Their expertise in state and local government IT, together with their history of hands-on customer service, makes them a great fit as we continue to broaden the markets we serve and build a larger, more diversified technology platform.”
Pat Davidson, CEO of Trafera
“Our team has always been focused on being a true technology partner to the communities and organizations we serve. Joining Trafera gives us access to greater resources and expertise, so we can keep delivering the level of service our customers expect, now backed by a larger platform.”
Shawn Larsen, President and CEO of Morris Electronics
“Morris is exactly the kind of business Rotunda looks to support – a respected regional IT provider with a strong public-sector reputation and a team committed to growth. We’re excited to back Trafera as it continues to expand its capabilities and footprint.”
Rohit Dhake, Partner at Rotunda Capital Partners
