KCI Technologies acquires Piedmont-based HMW.

KCI Technologies Inc., a multi-discipline engineering company with offices throughout the United States, has acquired Hulsey McCormick & Wallace, a Piedmont civil and environmental engineering company with three offices in South Carolina.

3. Wesley Hulsey founded HMW in 1998 as Hulsey & Associates. The firm added two additional principals one year later to become Hulsey McCormick & Wallace Inc., according to a news release. HMW specializes in water treatment and distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, management of stormwater discharges, environmental site assessments and remediation design, and other aspects of civil/site engineering.

"HMW's expertise in civil and environmental engineering complements KCI's existing service lines, while helping us meet strategic goals for expanding our capabilities in the Southeast," Gary Mryncza, senior vice president of KCU Technologies, said in the release. "By combining resources, we are collectively stronger across the discipline and can leverage all of the services that our team brings to better serve KCI's and HMW's existing clients, create opportunities for knowledge sharing and professional development, and grow our geographic footprint in the region."

HMW's portfolio includes a range of projects completed for both public and private clients. Ongoing and recent work in South Carolina includes design and project management of a new drinking water treatment plant in Saluda County and preparing sewer basin plans for Renewable Water Resources, the sewer authority serving Greenville County. Georgia projects include the Interstate 85 corridor sewer collection system and new wastewater treatment facility, infrastructure for a proposed 145-acre Carnesville industrial park, and site design for a new Mercer University football stadium and athletic fields. The firm also provides environmental regulatory consulting and engineering...