Colleyville-based Kirkman Engineering—which specializes in land development in commercial, warehouse, and residential real estate sectors—has been acquired by Parsippany, New Jersey-based Langan Engineering & Environmental Services, Langan announced today.
Shea Kirkman, who founded Kirkman Engineering with Patrick Filson, said his company is “thrilled to join the Langan team and bring our local knowledge and client relationships in the area to one of the most highly ranked consulting firms in the nation.”
“Langan’s growth in Texas and beyond is impressive,” Kirkman added in a statement, “and we look forward to collaborating on some of the largest most complex projects in the DFW Metroplex.”
David Gockel, president and CEO at Langan, said his company’s commitment to its clients in Texas “continues by bringing Kirkman into our family.”
“The staff from Kirkman will experience incredible benefits, technical training, and career development opportunities as Langan’s footprint grows rapidly in the Lone Star State,” Gockel added.
Founded in 1970, Langan employs 2,300 professionals and operates 58 offices throughout the U.S., including New Jersey, New York, Florida, Texas, California, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, Washington, DC, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee, North Carolina, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Missouri, and Washington.
Langan International, the firm’s wholly owned subsidiary based in New York, has five offices of its own in London, Panama, Calgary, Athens, and Dubai.
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