Turner Successfully Completes Acquisition of Dornan Group

Turner Successfully Completes Acquisition of Dornan Group

Turner Construction Company, a leading construction services firm, has successfully acquired Dornan Group, an Irish-headquartered specialist in mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and engineering contracting. This acquisition represents a transformative milestone, strengthening the companies’ European presence and advancing their capabilities in the advanced technology market. Dornan will now operate under the brand name “Dornan – A Turner Company.”

The partnership between Turner and Dornan has been nearly a year in the making, built on a foundation of aligned cultures and shared values, including people-first principles, operational excellence, sustainability, and integrity. Both companies are committed to creating a sustainable and prosperous future for their clients, employees, and the environment.

Peter Davoren, Chairman and CEO of Turner Construction Company, highlighted the cultural alignment between the two organizations, emphasizing that Dornan’s expertise brings incredible value to Turner. He noted that this partnership uniquely positions both companies to better serve their global clients, especially in the rapidly expanding advanced technology market.

Brian Acheson, CEO of Dornan Group, called this acquisition a growth opportunity for both organizations. He highlighted how the partnership enables Dornan to extend its geographic reach and expertise, serve clients better, and create exciting opportunities for employees engaged in some of Europe’s largest and most complex construction projects.

Through this collaboration, Turner will gain Dornan’s specialization in mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and engineering, while Dornan will benefit from Turner’s extensive experience in general contracting. This synergy positions both companies to offer clients integrated and innovative solutions tailored to the demands of advanced technology projects.

The combined strength of the two companies is evident, with Turner’s $33 billion backlog and Dornan’s €1.6 billion backlog creating access to an expanded portfolio of projects and resources. Together, they aim to capture over $20 billion in potential advanced technology projects identified across Europe.

To ensure smooth continuity, Dornan’s current leadership team will remain in place, maintaining consistency for employees, clients, and partners. This acquisition reflects Turner’s strategic focus on global growth, while sustaining its leadership in North America, and positions both companies to excel in delivering sustainable, cutting-edge solutions to clients worldwide.

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