Vortex Companies Acquires Planned and Engineered Construction Inc.
Vortex Companies announced that it is growing the reach of Vortex Services with the acquisition of Helena, Montana-based Planned and Engineered Construction Inc. (PEC).
This strategic acquisition marks a significant step in strengthening Vortex Companies’ service presence across the Western United States and Canada, enabling enhanced service capabilities to a broader market.
PEC’s services align with the Vortex Companies’ focus on seamless project execution and is a good fit for its services division. In business since 1993, PEC specializes in the rehabilitation of the entire collection system including manholes, storm drain mains, sewer mains and laterals.
Founded by Robert “Bob” Peccia, PEC has been a formidable presence in the trenchless infrastructure rehabilitation sector. The company is a founding member of CIPP Corp. one of the nation’s largest CIPP installation networks.
“PEC’s reputation as a focused and quality-oriented lining contractor makes it a perfect fit for Vortex,” said Mike Vellano, CEO of Vortex Companies. “We are excited to welcome Chris and his team into the Vortex family. Their expertise will be instrumental as we continue to expand our reach and offer superior infrastructure solutions to new and existing customers across the Western U.S.”
Chris Peccia, who has successfully led PEC since taking over from his father, will remain an integral part of the company as regional vice president. Under his leadership, the location will continue to focus on growth within its current service areas and planned regional expansions.
“As a CIPP Corp. licensee, we have long admired the innovation and support that Vortex brings to the table,” Peccia says. “Our partnership over the years has built a solid foundation for this acquisition, making it a natural progression for PEC.”
“PEC and Vortex Services share the same high standards of delivering superior infrastructure repair. Chris and his team are the right fit to support the growing Western U.S. water and wastewater rehabilitation market and we’re eager for them to join us,” added Ryan Graham, chief operating officer of Vortex Companies.
SOURCE – Vortex Companies
