No. 5: Acquisitions Fuel Growth, Expanding Market For American Engineering

Sam Boykin, Biz Journals
Fri, 12/09/2016 - 3:00am

Founded in 2012 with just two employees, American Engineering now has a staff of about 50 and two locations. Part of American Engineering’s rapid expansion is due to the company’s 2014 acquisition of the Virginia Beach-based Engineering Services Inc., a company with a premier design and survey operation that dates back to 1974. Last year, American Engineering also acquired Martin Engineering, which is located in Virginia Beach as well.

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