ENGIE North America announced that it has acquired six mechanical services companies located in the Northeast U.S. from the Talen Energy Group: B-G Mechanical Contractors, B-G Mechanical Services, Elmsford Sheet Metal Works, Inc., Fred Williams, Inc., H.T. Lyons, and TryState Mechanical

"This acquisition provides ENGIE a platform to deliver mechanical contracting services to commercial and industrial and public sector customers in a dynamic region characterized by high energy intensity and seasonal demand, with a complementary commercial and regulatory framework that supports energy efficiency and carbon reduction," Engie said

Engie further said that these companies have direct relationships with owners and operators of complex mechanical systems to provide them with a single point of contact for a range of services including:

• Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC)/Plumbing system design, build, and installation;

• HVAC service and preventative maintenance (including inspections, cleaning, and replacement of critical systems);

• Energy efficiency solutions (computer-aided design, implementation of energy efficiency controls and equipment);

• Plant maintenance and process piping;

• Building Management Systems (BMS) and Building Information Modeling (BIM); and

• Sheet Metal

"In addition to designing, building, and installing new systems, ENGIE’s objective is to grow the recurring operation and maintenance services of this six company platform by leveraging ENGIE’s O&M expertise. As well, ENGIE will look to cross sell other ENGIE North America C&I energy solutions to these companies’ customers which span the technology, healthcare, commercial/office, industrial, and institutional sectors," Engie said

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