Consor adds Peterson Structural Engineers
The deal adds specialized structural engineering expertise to Consor's water and wastewater infrastructure services, building on a decades-long partnership.
Takeaways
- Peterson Structural Engineers is a structural engineering and consulting firm for water, wastewater, and municipal infrastructure.
- Consor is acquiring Peterson Structural Engineers with backing from New Mountain Capital.
- The target serves water and municipal infrastructure across West Coast.
New Mountain Capital-backed Consor acquired Peterson Structural Engineers, a West Coast structural engineering firm focused on water, wastewater, and municipal infrastructure.
Consor, with more than 1,800 professionals across the U.S. and Canada, provides engineering and consulting services to modernize critical infrastructure.
"Our teams have worked side by side on complex water infrastructure projects for many years, making this a natural next step," said Travis McFeron, President and Chief Executive Officer of PSE.
Morrissey Goodale initiated the transaction and advised Peterson Structural Engineers.
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