JMF Underground acquired by MPE Partners, Delphi Infrastructure Group
MPE Partners, along with its portfolio company Delphi Infrastructure Group (DIG), have acquired JMF Underground. JMF is a provider of underground utility services in South-Central Pennsylvania and surrounding states. JMF specializes in horizontal directional drilling, boring, trenching, and excavation services related to the repair and maintenance of underground electrical and natural gas infrastructure.
MPE and DIG partnered in the transaction with JMF's Founder and CEO, Joe Fisher, as well as its management team.
"JMF Underground has become a leading provider of specialized underground solutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Eastern United States," said Mark Crowson, CEO of DIG. "The company's consistent growth reflects its deep commitment to safety, reliability, and customer service under Joe's leadership. We are proud to partner with the JMF team and support their continued expansion as part of the DIG portfolio of companies."
"I am exceptionally proud of what the JMF team has built since being founded in 2008," said Joe Fisher, Founder and CEO of JMF. "We are excited to join a like-minded, established, and reputable team at DIG that will enable us to better serve customers and accelerate our next phase of growth."
"The addition of JMF Underground alongside Precision Pipeline, SabCon Underground, and Allegheny Contracting further establishes DIG as a scaled, leading provider of underground infrastructure services to a diverse set of utility customers," added Lukas Sontich, Vice President at MPE. "We are thrilled to welcome Joe and the JMF team to the organization."
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