Acquisition Bolsters Public Sector Expertise with a Focus on Open-Standards Solutions
Convergint, a global leader in service-based systems integration, announces the acquisition of A+ Technology & Security Solutions, a leading security integrator based in Bay Shore, New York, with over 30 years of experience serving Long Island and the broader Northeastern region. This acquisition strengthens Convergint’s capabilities across key sectors, including K-12 education, higher education, law enforcement, government, municipalities, and commercial clients.
“This acquisition represents a significant step forward in Convergint’s strategic growth, particularly in the public sector and Northeast,” said Sean Flint, president of Americas, Convergint. “The team brings deep domain expertise, a strong local presence, and an approach centered on open standards and converged solutions, which aligns with our mission to be our customers’ best service provider.”
Founded in 1989 by David Antar, A+ Technology & Security Solutions specializes in the convergence of physical security, offering end-to-end services from design through installation and support. Known for its open-standards approach, the company delivers flexible and scalable solutions without the constraints of proprietary systems. This model helps reduce total cost of ownership and simplifies procurement, making it especially valuable for the public sector.
“Becoming part of Convergint allows us to keep doing what we do best—exceeding our customers’ expectations while making the world a smarter, safer, and healthier place—and now gaining the support and scale of a global organization to do so,” said David Antar, founder, A+ Technology & Security Solutions. “We’ve always believed in putting people first, and it’s clear Convergint shares that same mindset.”
As part of the acquisition, all A+ Technology & Security Solutions’ employees join Convergint and bring expertise across video management, access control, virtual guarding, visitor management, and panic and lockdown systems.
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