Weekly merger, acquisition, deal update: February 22
This week Morrissey Goodale reported two deals in the United States and one international deal between companies in Australia and Norway.
Source: Morrissey Goodale
This week Morrissey Goodale reported two deals in the United States and one international deal between companies in Australia and Norway.
M&A Transactions
2/19/2013
International engineering, environmental science and economic consulting firm COWI (Lyngby, Denmark) acquired Jenny Engineering Corporation (JEC) (Springfield, NJ), a 30-person multi-discipline engineering firm specializing in the planning, design and construction management of tunnels and underground structures for transit, highway, water, utility, sewerage, drainage and mining projects. Link to details
2/13/2013
Multi-discipline engineering and environmental services firm Nobis Engineering (Concord, NH) acquired Huron Consulting (Germantown, MD), a leading civil engineering, planning, and regulatory services firm to commercial, municipal, county and Federal agency clients throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. Link to details
2/21/2013
International professional services provider to the energy, resource and complex process industries WorleyParsons (North Sydney, Australia) announced its intentions to acquire Bergen Group Rosenberg (Stavanger, Norway), a 650-person fully-integrated engineering, fabrication and construction company operating in part within the offshore oil and gas front end engineering and EPC markets. Link to details
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