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    Blue Delta Capital Partners Invests in Veteran-Owned BTS Software Solutions

    By Staff WriterOctober 29, 2025
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    BTS Software Solutions, a veteran-owned provider of intelligence, counter-UAS, cybersecurity and data science solutions for national security agencies, has received a growth investment from Blue Delta Capital Partners, while its management team remains the company’s majority owners.

    David Tohn
    David Tohn, BTS

    “We are delighted to secure this investment from Blue Delta as we embark on the next chapter in BTS’s growth,” said David Tohn, CEO of BTS. “Blue Delta’s deep and proven expertise in the national security market and their successful track record with companies like ours make them an ideal partner for our team as we continue to drive innovation for our national security and homeland defense customers and deliver unparalleled value to our Nation’s missions.”

    Blue Delta Capital Partners Co-founder Kevin Robbins said BTS has earned a strong reputation for delivering mission-critical solutions to national security customers  and “we are flattered to have the opportunity to back David and Dan and their team in supporting their growth plans, helping to amplify their impact in our core market.”

    BTS COO Dan Cummings added:

    “We are excited to have Blue Delta on our team, further accelerating our growth trajectory in counter-UAS and cybersecurity, while they also are fully aligning with BTS’s core values of Mission focus and dedication to our employees and customers.”

    BTS received transaction support from Tidelock Partners, Next-Stage Partners, Miles & Stockbridge, BDO, RSM and Aprio, while Blue Delta was advised by Holland & Knight.

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