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SURVICE Metrology, a division of the Maryland-based SURVICE Engineering Company, is pleased to announce it has acquired the metrology measurement services division of the Pennsylvania-based Accurex Measurement, Inc. The merger provides SURVICE Metrology (metrology.survice.com)—which already possesses a full range of metrology equipment and services—with expanded hardware and expertise in laser tracking, digital photogrammetry, and structured-light scanning.
"Accurex is a known leader in providing dimensional measurement services to private, non-government business customers," says SURVICE CEO Jim Foulk. "And we are excited about the opportunities that this acquisition presents for both our Department of Defense (DoD) customers and commercial efforts."
Through this acquisition, existing Accurex measurement service customers are assured that they will continue to work with the same personnel and receive the same high-quality services they have come to expect. In addition, they will now be able to leverage all the additional capabilities that SURVICE has been providing to its DoD customers for years, including the latest in non-contact coherent laser radar measuring systems and custom application development. SURVICE Metrology will provide its combined services from the SURVICE Metrology Center in Belcamp, MD, and its new facility in Edgemont, PA.
Headquartered in Belcamp, MD, and maintaining offices across the country, SURVICE has been a leading provider of engineering services since 1981. The company has over 200 employees and a wide range of Government and commercial customers. Additional information can be found at www.survice.com. Accurex will continue to provide metrology and dimensional measurement equipment sales and support for its customers. For information on available equipment, including digital photogrammetry and structured-light scanning systems, contact Accurex at its new offices in Swarthmore, PA, at www.accurexmeasurement.com. |
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