Provost & Pritchard Consulting Group, a United States engineering firm based in Clovis, California, has announced expansion of its electrical engineering services through acquisition of Pezzoni Engineering of Modesto, according to The Business Journal.

The acquisition enables Provost & Pritchard to serve clients throughout California whilst supporting projects requiring integrated civil, environmental and electrical design services.

Provost & Pritchard specialises in civil and agricultural engineering, environmental and land use planning, hydrogeology, geology, surveying and construction management services spanning water resources, municipal infrastructure, agriculture, site development and environmental compliance.

Ronald J. Samuelian, president and CEO of Provost & Pritchard, said: "Kevin Pezzoni and the team have been providing quality electrical engineering services to a wide range of clients and projects for decades. We have had the opportunity to work closely with them for years and are thrilled to have them join our team to better meet our clients' needs."

Pezzoni Engineering specialises in power distribution, automation controls, lighting design, information technology systems and communications systems. The firm provides comprehensive electrical engineering services, including preliminary studies and design through construction administration throughout California. They collaborate closely with public agencies, municipalities and private clients to deliver practical, cost-effective electrical engineering solutions tailored to each project's needs.

Kevin L. Pezzoni, principal engineer, said: "For over the 15 years, we had the opportunity to work with Provost & Pritchard years. We felt that our business philosophy aligned, and there would be great synergy in merging with them. We are excited to bring our expertise and complementary services to Provost & Pritchard."

Founded in 1968, Provost & Pritchard operates locations in Clovis, Visalia, Bakersfield, Riverside, Camarillo, San Luis Obispo, Modesto, Los Banos, Chico, Sacramento, Sonora and Boise, Idaho.

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