Westinghouse Acquires Canada’s NA Engineering Associates

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Aug 8, 2019

Westinghouse Electric Company has announced the acquisition of NA Engineering Associates Inc., a Canadian-based provider of comprehensive engineering solutions. This acquisition supports Westinghouse’s strategic growth initiatives by expanding the company’s footprint in Canada.  

“We are proud to support our customers across the world, including the Canadian market, with a wide variety of technical products and services. Bringing NA Engineering Associates into our portfolio further diversifies our engineering capabilities in the energy and infrastructure industries and provides us with a platform to enable further growth,” said President and Chief Executive Officer José Emeterio Gutiérrez.

Through the transaction, Westinghouse acquires the Canadian facilities that comprise the current NA Engineering Associates footprint, including offices in Kincardine, Ontario and Stratford, Ontario, to better serve their customer base, and adds approximately 60 technical and professional employees.

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