Elkridge-based O’Donnell Metal Deck has acquired Metal Deck Direct, adding the metal deck distribution company in the Knoxville, Tenn., market to its growing national footprint.
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Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck acquired Metal Deck Direct, a Lenoir City, Tenn.-based distributor of metal deck products. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck & Bar Joist, an Elkridge-based commercial construction materials manufacturer, has acquired a Tennessee firm in the same industry, the company announced in a press release late last week.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck, a distributor of metal deck and steel bar joist in the U.S. and a portfolio company of Slate Capital Group, has bought Metal Deck Direct. “This acquisition of MDD deepens our relationships in the region and adds to the impressive base our Atlanta office is building,” comments Rick Corcoran, partner and co-founder, Slate Capital Group.
Read MoreElkridge-based O’Donnell Metal Deck Friday announced the acquisition of Metal Deck Direct (MDD), adding the Tennessee metal deck distributor to its growing national footprint. The deal comes on the heels of O’Donnell’s acquisition of Spokane, Washington-based Tombari Structural Products in October.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck is pleased to announce that it has acquired Metal Deck Direct, adding the metal deck distribution leader in Tennessee to its growing national footprint.
Read MoreIn addition to the Maryland headquarters, O’Donnell Metal Deck has offices in Georgia, Texas, and Arizona. The acquisition, which was finalized in late September, will expand O’Donnell’s market to include the Pacific Northwest region, says Tombari.
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Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck, a premier independent distributor of metal deck and steel bar joist in the United States, has acquired Tombari Structural Products.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck, backed by Slate Capital Group, acquired Tombari Structural Products, a Spokane, Wash.-based supplier of steel products like metal decking for roofs and floors.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck & Bar Joist, an Elkridge-based commercial construction materials manufacturer, has acquired a Spokane, Washington firm in the same industry, the company announced in a press release Monday.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck (OMD), backed by Slate Capital Group, has acquired Tombari Structural Products (TSP), a structural steel product supplier.
TSP’s addition will expand OMD’s geographic reach, according to a release.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck, a distributor of metal deck and steel bar joist in the U.S. and a portfolio company of Slate Capital Group, has acquired Tombari Structural Products.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck is pleased to announce that it has acquired Tombari Structural Products, adding its leading peer in the Pacific Northwest, and enhancing its management team with new talent.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck, an independent distributor of metal decking and steel bar joist, has announced its acquisition of Tombari Structural Products, Spokane, Wash., which operates in the same industry.
Read MoreO’Donnell Metal Deck (OMD) Monday announced the acquisition of Tombari Structural Products, adding to the portfolio of the Elkridge-based independent distributor of metal deck and steel bar joists.
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