Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. acquires Stowe Engineering

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. (GPI), an engineering, planning and construction inspection firm based here, has acquired Stowe Engineering Corp., a Norwell, Massachusetts-based firm that specializes in engineering, design and construction services for the energy marketplace. The company will operate as Stowe Power, a division of GPI.

Established in 1982, Stowe provides comprehensive consulting services to electric generating companies, distribution companies, power plant developers, equipment manufacturers, design-build and EPC contractors, industrial/manufacturing facilities and all levels of government. Technical services include financial and conceptual design planning, detailed engineering and design, consulting, construction management, and testing and start-up.

Stowe's role on projects ranges in scope from feasibility analysis to prime engineer, procurement and construction contractor. Typical projects include cogeneration and IPP facility engineering; EPC contracting for gas turbine facilities central boiler/chiller plant upgrades; and engineering and design for automated controls, wastewater treatment systems and HVAC systems.

"The expertise offered by Stowe enables GPI to greatly expand its technical capabilities within the energy marketplace," comments Steven Greenman, P.E., C.E.O. of GPI. "With today's renewed emphasis on both power generation and energy conservation, we see a tremendous opportunity for significant long-term growth."

Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. provides comprehensive services in the areas of transportation design and planning, bridge design, traffic engineering, construction management and inspection, municipal engineering, energy, site planning, architecture, landscape architecture, environmental sciences and engineering, coastal and marine engineering, water resources management, and CADD and Geographic Information System (GIS) services.

GPI maintains offices in Babylon and Albany, NY; Laurel and Rockville, MD; Marlborough and Boston, MA; Bennington, VT; Lebanon and Parsippany, NJ; Fredericksburg, VA; and Tallahassee, Orlando and Pt. St. Lucie, FL.