Tuesday, April 29, 2025

Engineering consultancy snaps up Burton firm

Burton-based Lorien Engineering Solutions, a division of GP Strategies Corporation, has been acquired by engineering consultancy NIRAS.

The deal accelerates NIRAS’ growth ambitions within the global food & beverage and life science sectors and strengthens the company’s market position within process industry.

Senior Vice President, NIRAS, Thomas B. Olsen said: “Lorien Engineering Solutions and NIRAS are a strong fit in terms of expertise, scale, clients and markets.

“With this integration, we can grow and develop Lorien Engineering Solutions’ services as part of our core business to solidify our position in the food & beverage and life science industries and expand the offering for our clients throughout and globally.”

Lorien Engineering Solutions is a full-range provider of engineering consultancy services ranging from conceptual and predesign through to project management and commissioning within the food & beverage, life science, and advanced manufacturing industries. They also provide compliance and energy optimisation services to clients worldwide.

In joining NIRAS, Lorien Engineering Solutions becomes part of a multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy with more than 2,800 employees focused on delivering sustainable solutions. The acquisition facilitates opportunities for increased international scale and growth, diversity, and balance across all products, services, and geographies.

“We are delighted that Lorien Engineering Solutions has been acquired by NIRAS, a renowned engineering consultancy recognised as a leader in the food and beverage industry,” said Shay Moran, Senior Vice President EMEA, GP Strategies Corporation.

“With this merger, our dedicated employees join forces with a like-minded organisation, presenting expanded opportunities. We will be well positioned to provide our clients with greater value and support as we expand our services, enhance our capacity, and deepen our expertise.”

The transaction is expected to be completed on 1 January 2024.

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