Terracon, an employee-owned firm with a long history of providing excellence in engineering consulting services, announces it has acquired Harbor Environmental, Inc. (Harbor) an established multi-disciplined firm providing engineering, compliance, and sustainability services located in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Terracon鈥檚 national presence provides Harbor the opportunity to continue providing excellent services to their national and local clients through access to significantly more resources throughout Arkansas and nationwide. Harbor鈥檚 38 employees nationwide will immediately become part of Terracon, and the firm will continue to be headquartered locally as Harbor Environmental, A Terracon Company. The transition will be seamless for clients who will still work with the same Harbor teams with an expanded reach.
鈥淲e鈥檙e thrilled to welcome so many new team members who will complement our existing resources outside of the region, while enabling us to offer our clients an expanded array of services locally,鈥� said Gayle Packer, Terracon chair, president, and CEO. 鈥淗arbor鈥檚 commitment to their clients and employees is a strong cultural fit with our existing business operations in Arkansas and I鈥檓 excited for our future together.鈥�
Terracon鈥檚 presence in the area has been expanding since the 2023 acquisition of聽Pollution Management Inc. (PMI), an established provider of engineering and environmental services based in Little Rock and Fayetteville, Arkansas. 聽In addition to PMI, Harbor is joining Terracon鈥檚 existing operations in Little Rock and Springdale, Arkansas; Springfield and Joplin, Missouri; and Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
鈥淲e at Harbor are excited about the opportunities joining Terracon provides for our clients and our employees. We will continue to provide the highest quality expertise and creative solutions we have provided for the last 17 years, while also growing our reach with access to Terracon鈥檚 expansive national resources and multidiscipline services. We know there are good things to come,鈥� said Leslie Davis, president, Harbor.