Bain‑Capital‑backed PartsSource, already serving more than 5,000 hospitals and 15,000 clinical sites, has acquired San Jose‑based SkillNet, a workforce‑intelligence platform that helps health systems manage technology assets. The deal expands PartsSource’s footprint into talent analytics, tightening its grip on end‑to‑end clinical technology management. By integrating SkillNet’s data feeds, PartsSource can offer hospitals predictive insights into workforce needs and equipment lifecycle costs.

SkillNet’s platform, built in San Jose, already serves a national network of hospitals that rely on accurate staffing and technology inventories to meet regulatory standards. PartsSource’s existing customer base provides a ready market for SkillNet’s analytics, while SkillNet gains access to PartsSource’s sales channels and data infrastructure. The merger also positions PartsSource to compete more aggressively against larger vendors that bundle clinical technology services with workforce solutions.

Financial terms remain undisclosed, but the acquisition signals Bain Capital’s confidence in consolidating fragmented healthcare technology markets. Investors will watch how the combined entity scales its analytics offerings and whether it can command higher pricing power across the growing clinical technology spend curve. With more than 5,000 hospitals already using PartsSource, the integration could drive adoption of SkillNet’s tools at scale, raising overall revenue.