Osmose has acquired Centillion Solutions, Inc. for an undisclosed amount, marking a significant move in the engineering and construction services industry. Centillion Solutions, Inc., headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with established operations across Europe, Australia, and India, is a leading provider of engineering and construction services to telecom companies, utilities, and various other organizations globally.
Founded in 2014, Centillion Solutions has built a reputation for specializing in engineering design, survey, GIS, and construction. The company's unique approach blends design expertise with deep domain knowledge and innovative practices, allowing it to partner effectively with major construction and engineering firms. Centillion is known for its hybrid onshore/offshore delivery model, which leverages teams in locations including the USA, Australia, Germany, and India, to provide quality, on-time, and affordable services that meet demands for rapid project ramp-ups and fluid schedules. Its comprehensive service portfolio includes telecom engineering, GIS services, mechanical and electrical engineering, and building information modeling.
This acquisition is strategically aimed at enhancing Osmose’s capabilities and market presence by integrating Centillion’s specialized expertise and global operational footprint. Osmose gains access to Centillion’s advanced engineering and design talent, including a team of over 800 experienced engineers and field technicians, along with proprietary software and hardware solutions. The addition of Centillion’s proficiency in areas such as FTTx, Hybrid Fiber Coax, Wireless, and Lidar technologies is expected to expand the combined entity’s service offerings and operational efficiencies within the critical telecom and utility infrastructure sectors.
The combined organization is positioned to deliver a more extensive and innovative suite of engineering and construction solutions on a global scale. By leveraging Centillion’s international presence and proven hybrid delivery model, the acquisition is expected to generate substantial synergies, improve service scalability, and facilitate penetration into new markets, creating a more competitive and robust service provider for infrastructure development worldwide.