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The acquisition better positions STV to support future growth and economic development across the state of Florida.
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STV Group Inc. acquired MEHTA and Associates Inc. (also known as MEHTA Engineering), an engineering and construction engineering inspection firm that has more than 75 professionals in Florida and has completed nearly 1,000 infrastructure projects over the past 50 years.
MEHTA will now be known as MEHTA Engineering, an STV Company.
"We couldn’t be more excited about the reputation and deep client relationships MEHTA brings to STV,” said Greg Kelly, PE, CEO at STV. “As we continue to expand in this rapidly growing region, we look forward to deepening our client relationships in Florida, scaling up our services and investing in the MEHTA team to create more career opportunities for our newest colleagues.”
The acquisition better positions STV to support future growth and economic development across the state of Florida.
Headquartered in Winter Park, MEHTA has seven locations throughout Florida, including field offices in Bonifay, Jupiter, Ocoee, Pensacola, Port St. Lucie, and Tampa. MEHTA specializes in transportation infrastructure projects including roads, highways, bridges, airports, and rail.
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