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The Portland-based engineering firm Woodard & Curran announced on Monday that it has acquired the California-based environmental engineering company RMC Water & Environment.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The acquisition of RMC will expand Woodard & Curran’s national footprint to 26 offices in 12 states, and 48 clean water facilities across the country. The combined firm represents 1,000 engineers, scientists, planners, treatment facility operators and support staff who expect to deliver more than $200 million in projects this year, according to a release announcing the acquisition.
The firms will integrate capabilities beginning immediately, but in the near-term, RMC will retain its focus on serving its clients in California. RMC will operate under a co-branded identity through 2017 and then transition to operating as Woodard & Curran in 2018.
“This marks an important milestone in Woodard & Curran’s history,” Woodard & Curran CEO Douglas McKeown said in a statement. “We have grown steadily since the firm was founded, maintaining our focus on supporting and empowering our people, working side-by-side with our municipal and private sector clients on some of the most important water and environmental challenges.”
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