Duncan Solutions Completes Transition to Standalone Tech- and AI-Enabled, End-to-End Transportation Revenue Cycle Management Platform


Duncan, Pioneer, PCX, and Gila (collectively, “Business Processing Solutions, LLC” or “BPS”) were acquired by affiliates of Gallant Capital Partners (“Gallant”) via a carve-out of the Government Services business of Navient Corporation (Nasdaq: NAVI) in February 2025. Since the acquisition, the business has separated from legacy Navient shared services, established standalone functions and infrastructure, strengthened its leadership team, migrated core technology to AWS, and launched MöbiHUB. Following the divestiture of Pioneer, Duncan’s operations, leadership, technology, and go-to-market strategy are aligned exclusively around transportation revenue management.



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