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Burns & McDonnell opens a new office in San Antonio

Machinery AsiaBy Machinery AsiaMay 13, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Burns & McDonnell is expanding his Texas footprint with a New Office in San AntonioThe Kansas City infrastructure contractor, Missouri, announced on April 30. The company already has important operations in the state Lone Star in Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston.

The San Antonio Office improves the company’s ability to meet the increasing demand for critical infrastructure solutions in the center and south of Texas, according to the launch. Specifically, it will allow Burns & McDonnell to provide integrated services to key industries for the region’s economy, such as electrical and gas services, aviation, manufacture and water.

“We are incredibly excited to establish a permanent presence in San Antonio,” said Jake Merriman, vice president and manager of the branch office for the operations of San Antonio, in the statement. “This community is growing rapidly and has more and more complex infrastructure needs. Our home team is willing to solve these challenges by providing deep technical knowledge and experience and a commitment with the collaboration that defines our approach.”

Burns & McDonnell has worked on projects in the area of ​​San Antonio and all south of Texas, according to the launch. The Permanent Office will allow you to grow your home team and create stronger collaborations with the interested parties in the area.

AEC firm owned by employees, the Eighth largest design construction company in the country by income according to Red opened a construction academy In the Houston district of Pearland, Texas, to provide manual craft building training.

Burns & McDonnell Vice President, Jeff Rashall, said that the main industries in which the firm foresees the demand of artisan workers include oil and gas, electric substations, solar energy and battery storage, water and aviation feeding.

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