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BVH Integrated Services joins Salas O’Brien
Salas O’Brien announced today that BVH Integrated Services has joined the company, expanding our presence in New England.
BVH Integrated Services joins Salas O’Brien, expanding our presence in New England
Salas O’Brien announced today that BVH Integrated Services has joined the company, expanding our presence in New England and broadening services available to clients.
The BVH team’s capabilities and portfolio complement Salas O’Brien’s existing work in New England, particularly with large higher education, healthcare, and other mission-critical facilities.
As the next step in Salas O’Brien’s strategy to be local everywhere, with international resources, the BVH team will continue to be managed by its current leadership team and will adopt the Salas O’Brien name after a transition period. The BVH team will also collaborate with teams from across Salas O’Brien to offer our clients expanded capabilities and subject matter expertise as needed.
The merger closed on June 1, 2021, and news was shared just after the close with both the BVH and Salas O’Brien teams.
Salas O’Brien continues to grow as part of an ambitious plan to create the most respected engineering firm in the world as measured by our clients and team members.
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