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Arlington Capital-Backed Eqlipse Buys R&D Company UES

Eqlipse Technologies, a portfolio company of private equity firm Arlington Capital Partners, has acquired scientific research and technology development company UES for an undisclosed sum.

Dayton, Ohio-headquartered UES provides support to defense and intelligence community customers, such as the Air Force Research Laboratory, investment banking firm SC&H Capital said Thursday.

SC&H Capital advised UES on the sale and noted the acquired entity will serve as a founding member of Eqlipse.

ACP launched Eqlipse in March to pursue national security business opportunities in cyber, signals intelligence engineering, research and development, digital operations and identity management.

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