Stantec wraps up two more acquisitions

Stantec Inc. has completed the acquisitions of R.D. Zande of Columbus, Ohio, and Fuller, Mossbarger, Scott & May Engineers (FMSM) of Lexington, Ky. The addition of these two firms adds a new practice area in geotechnical engineering and several offices in new regions for the company.

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“The addition of FMSM and R.D. Zande expands our presence into the Midwestern United States and grows our service offering by adding a new geotechnical engineering practice,” says Tony Franceschini, Stantec President & CEO. “With the expansion of services and office locations, and the continued client service of the Zande and FMSM staff, these firms will enhance our Environment practice area.”

R.D. Zande is a civil and environmental engineering firm located principally in Ohio, with additional offices in West Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. The firm has provided a wide range of consulting services to public and private sector clients since 1968. Its cross-disciplinary team of engineers, planners, environmental scientists, landscape architects, surveyors, and construction administrators provides services mainly in water and wastewater treatment facility design, environmental management, and transportation as well as complementary services in planning, landscape architecture, surveying, and land development. Approximately 285 employees will be added through the acquisition of R.D. Zande.

R.D. Zande’s office in Columbus is now the headquarters of Stantec’s Great Lakes region, which includes seven offices in Michigan and Ohio.

Fuller, Mossbarger, Scott & May is primarily located in Kentucky with additional offices in Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, Georgia, and Tennessee. The addition of FMSM creates a new region for Stantec with five locations in Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, and Missouri.

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