ConnectM Technology Solutions has acquired Zeiders Enterprises, Inc. for an undisclosed amount. The transaction brings the veteran-owned government contractor under ConnectM’s corporate umbrella, expanding its footprint in the federal services sector.
Zeiders Enterprises, based in the Washington, D.C. area, has supported the Department of Defense since 1984, delivering program solutions and end-user services focused on Military and Veteran communities. Its work spans quality-of-life programs, command mission support, and management consulting for service members, veterans, and their families. The company holds multiple employer recognitions, including Military Friendly® designations and a VETS Indexes 5 Star Employer rating, reflecting its focus on recruiting and hiring veterans.
ConnectM Technology Solutions, the acquiring entity, operates in the technology and services space, though specific details of its core offerings were not provided in the announcement. The acquisition is positioned as a strategic move to broaden ConnectM’s capabilities in government contracting, particularly in areas serving defense-related populations. By integrating Zeiders’ expertise in program delivery and its established relationships with the Department of Defense, ConnectM gains access to a specialized market segment with long-standing contractual history.
The deal is expected to combine Zeiders’ operational experience with ConnectM’s technology-driven approach, potentially enhancing service delivery for military and veteran programs. Zeiders’ global team of professionals will continue to focus on its mission of improving quality of life for service members and families, now under new ownership. No changes to existing contracts or client engagements have been disclosed.
The combined entity will operate with a broader service portfolio, leveraging Zeiders’ 40-year track record in defense support alongside ConnectM’s resources. The acquisition underscores a consolidation trend in government services, where technology firms seek established players with deep domain expertise. Further integration details are anticipated in the coming months.