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August 17, 2012, 1:50 PM ET

BankUnited Inc. (NYSE: BKU) is back on the auction block, according to the NY Post. Bidders include TD Bank and BB&T Bank, which both made offers during a process earlier this year that was later scrapped. BankUnited is currently owned by a private equity consortium of WL Ross & Co., The Blackstone Group and the Carlyle Group. www.bankunited.com

FICO (NYSE: FICO) has agreed to acquire Adeptra Ltd., a British provider of cloud-based customer engagement and risk intervention solutions. The deal is valued at $115 million in cash. Sellers include ABS Ventures, Advent Venture Partners, AlpInvest, Barclays Ventures, Deutsche Bank, Foresight Group, Global Emerging Markets and Kreos Capital. www.fico.com

PL Logistics LLC, a portfolio company of Lindsay Goldberg, has agreed to sell its PL Midstream LLC unit to Boardwalk Pipeline Partners (NYSE: BWP) for $625 million in cash. PL Midstream has assets located to serve the petrochemicals market in the U. S. Gulf Coast region. www.bwpmlp.com

Triton Private Equity has received first-round bids for Dematic, a German provider of logistics automation and material handling solutions, according to Reuters. Barclays is managing the process, which is expected to generate offers of between €700 million and €800 million. www.dematic.us

Streamline Health Solutions (Nasdaq: STRM) has raised $12 million from Great Point Partners and Noro-Moseley Partners, via a private placement of convertible preferred stock. Streamline, a provider of enterprise content management and business analytics solutions for healthcare organizations, also announced that it has acquired New York-based Meta Health Technology for an undisclosed amount. www.streamlinehealth.net

Zayo Group LLC, a Louisville, Colo.-based provider of bandwidth infrastructure and network neutral colocation services, gas agreed to acquire the 50% stake it doesn’t already own in USCarrier, a provider of fiber-based bandwidth services in Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee. The deal is valued at $13.5 million. Zayo shareholders include Battery Ventures, Bridgescale Partners, Centennial Ventures, Charlesbank Capital Partners, Columbia Capital, M/C Partners, Morgan Stanley, North Sky Capital and Oak Investment Partners. www.zayo.com

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