Leading water and environmental process engineering contractor Earth Tech today completed its full integration into the global AECOM group.
Earth Tech will now be called AECOM, delivering design and build services to global water and environmental markets.
Earth Tech handles the delivery of water, environment, building engineering, transportation, programme management, energy, planning and design services. As a result of this global integration, Earth Tech will benefit from the skills and experience of over 43,000 people in more than 100 countries across the globe.
AECOM Design Build M.D.Tony White
Tony White, managing director of AECOM Design Build, said:
“We are immensely proud of all we have achieved as Earth Tech and look forward to building on these strengths as AECOM. We will be able to offer our clients even greater access to a huge range of integrated resources and world-class expertise whilst still retaining the high levels of care and quality for which we have always been known.”
AECOM’s other operations in Europe - EDAW, ENSR, ERA, Faber Maunsell and Savant - are also part of the global integration initiative and have become known as AECOM.
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