Consor acquires Murfee Engineering, strengthening water infrastructure capabilities
Consor Holdings LLC, a North American engineering and consulting firm, has acquired Murfee Engineering Company (MEC), a Texas-based civil engineering firm specializing in water and wastewater.
Consor has a strong track record, with nearly five decades of experience delivering successful solutions to complex projects for governmental agencies, private clients and special utility and conservation districts in Texas. MEC brings to Consor complementary and deep expertise in planning, consulting, engineering design and construction management for water and wastewater infrastructure, hydrology, erosion and sedimentation control, and land development projects.
“The addition of MEC will enable us to expand our robust planning and design resources on water and wastewater projects,” said Chris Rayasam, President and CEO of Consor. “Our firm provides innovative and effective solutions to our clients to address the challenges of aging water infrastructure, population growth and climate impacts in Texas and beyond, and this combination aligns with our goal to keep communities supplied with vital resources.”
“This acquisition is consistent with our strategy to expand on our firm’s impressive capabilities and resources in water and wastewater,” said Dr. Hisham Mahmoud, Executive Chairman of Consor.
"We are incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished at MEC throughout our journey,” said George Murfee, President and Founder of MEC. “This combination represents a natural progression for our firm and an outstanding opportunity for our team and clients.”
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