Pavion acquires Communication Company in Midwest expansion
Pavion said on Sept. 8, 2026, that it acquired Communication Company, a Midwest technology solutions provider, to expand its regional reach and service capacity.
Pavion said Monday that it acquired Communication Company, a Midwest technology solutions provider founded in 1976.
Pavion said the acquisition will add local engineering and technical capacity in the Midwest and give Communication Company customers access to a wider set of fire, life safety, security, critical communications, audiovisual and integrated technology services.
What the companies said
Pavion described itself as a systems integrator for fire, life safety, security and critical communications solutions. In its announcement, the company said the acquisition will expand its growth and delivery capacity in the U.S. Midwest and add engineering expertise, specialized technical resources, lifecycle services and global organization capabilities.
Communication Company said it will continue serving customers locally after the acquisition. The company said those customers will also gain access to Pavion’s broader portfolio of technology solutions and support.
Joe Oliveri, chief executive officer of Pavion, said the companies are expanding their ability to help organizations across the Midwest connect and protect people, property and operations. Daniel Schmidtendoff, president and chief executive officer of Communication Company, said joining Pavion is an exciting next chapter and that customers will continue working with the local team they know and trust while gaining additional technologies and support.
Background
Pavion said Communication Company has served healthcare, education, commercial and other organizations across the Midwest. The announcement also said Communication Company has experience serving hospitals and healthcare systems, which it said complements Pavion’s critical communications, nurse call and RTLS practice.
Pavion said it has more than $1 billion in annual revenue, double-digit revenue and earnings growth and 70-plus U.S. locations. It said it serves 58 of the Fortune 100 companies and seven of the world’s 10 largest hyperscalers. The release also identified Wind Point Partners as a Chicago-based private equity firm with about $6 billion in assets under management.
What happens next
The announcement did not provide financial terms for the acquisition. Pavion said Communication Company will keep serving customers locally as the companies integrate their offerings and resources.
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