Montgomery Watson, Harza Engineering Merger Complete Montgomery Watson Inc. and Harza Engineering Co. recently completed the previously announced merger of the two private international consulting firms. The new firm, renamed MWH Global Inc., has more than 5,500 employees in over 30 countries around the world. Montgomery Watson ranked No. 17 on Engineering News-Record's annual list of top 500 design firms and No. 1 on Trenchless Technology's list of top design firms. Harza Engineering ranked 58 on ENR's list. In addition to an expanding menu of products and professional expertise, MWH will seek to capitalize on the greater financial strength and stability yielded by a larger, more diverse organization.
Senior management believes the company's first billion-dollar revenue year is within sight.
MWH Global Inc. provides engineering design and remediation, construction, procurement, program management and technology solutions for the environmental, land, water, wastewater, energy and power markets of the Americas, Europe, Middle East, India, Asia and the Pacific Rim. Va. The historical Morgantown Machine and Hydraulics portion of the business, along with the J.H. Fletcher product line and mining machinery replacement parts product line, is being purchased by a group of individual investors. This year's conference also includes an awards banquet featuring the presentation of the Distinguished Service Award and the Outstanding Project Award. The alleged violations were discovered during safety and health inspections of a tunnel jacking project beneath railroad tracks leading into Boston's South Station terminal, according to an April 2 OSHA news release. The NOVA Award recognizes innovations that have had positive effects on construction to improve quality and reduce cost.