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L to R: Vello Ehvert, president of Ehvert Mission Critical, and Darin Anderson, chairman and CEO of Salas O'Brien [Photos: Vello Ehvert/Salas O'Brien]
Dallas’ Ehvert Mission Critical Merges with California Company To Meet Hyperscale Data Center Demand
by Lance Murray | Jul 16, 2024
The merger creates a combined presence of over 3,600 team members in more than 90 offices around the world. Ehvert said the combination leverages its advanced engineering services, underpinned by "industry-leading virtual design and construction expertise," specifically around hyperscale data centers.
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