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Ryan Soames Engineering acquires AEP in New Jersey

West Orange, NJ Ryan Soames Engineering has acquired Adaptive Engineering Professionals (AEP), the full-service mechanical, electrical and plumbing consulting firm located in N.J. The company will employ three team members, led by company executive Alex Giordano, PE.

AEP is committed to providing budget-conscious and practical solutions for all their clients’ needs in a highly responsive and timely manner. The company has successfully completed many impressive projects in the N.J. area, including commercial, residential, educational, industrial and public buildings. 

“The team of professionals at Ryan Soames conduct their business using similar principals and priorities as we do at AEP,” said AEP founder R. Alex Giordano. “Their commitment to innovation and dedication to providing timely, practical solutions for their clients closely aligns with our philosophy at AEP, which is why we believe that our companies have great potential to merge seamlessly under this new acquisition.” 

“We are very pleased with our acquisition of AEP, and we are excited to witness the potential that these two firms have together,” said Keith Moorhouse, Principal at Ryan Soames Engineering. “This acquisition provides a huge opportunity for Ryan Soames, as they are a great addition to our existing building design, consulting and engineering team.”

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