Irving-based United Flow Technologies has announced the acquisitions of Moss-Kelly, Quality Controls, and GP Jager, marking “an important milestone” in the company’s strategy to expand across the nation and solidify its growth in the east.
UFT is a leading platform in the municipal and industrial water and wastewater sector and a portfolio company of H.I.G. Capital.
Terms of the deals were not disclosed.
“These were highly strategic acquisitions that help build out our regional density and enhance our capabilities in the Eastern U.S.,” UFT CEO Matt Hart said in a statement. “We are thrilled to welcome the teams at Moss-Kelley, Quality Controls, and GP Jager to the UFT Team. Together, we will continue to provide exceptional support and solutions to our municipal and industrial clients across the country.”
UFT said that all three companies bring a legacy of excellence in representing top-tier water, wastewater, and industrial treatment and flow control solutions. It said that Moss-Kelley, Quality Controls, and GP Jager will continue operations with the same teams and leadership, ensuring continuity for customers and partners.
“I’m elated that Quality Controls has joined the UFT team,” Quality Controls President Dave Castellano said in a statement. “The platform has already shown promising growth opportunities, a broader and vibrant culture for employee development, and excellent back-office support. We’re excited to further expand Quality Controls influence alongside UFT and our business partners.”
Moss-Kelley is a manufacturers’ representative serving the municipal water and wastewater market across the Florida Peninsula, Key West to the Apalachicola River.
Established in 1992, Quality Controls operates in the northern Mid-Atlantic region. QC serves as a tier-one representative and distributor for valves, valve automation, process equipment, and instrumentation.
GP Jager is a manufacturers’ representative in the municipal water and wastewater industry, known for its technical expertise and outstanding customer support. The company serves clients across New York and New Jersey with a wide range of high-quality equipment solutions.
United Flow Technologies is a market leader in process and equipment solutions for the municipal and industrial water and wastewater markets.
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