Burns & McDonnell, an international firm in the development of electrical projects, reported that it will continue with its commitment to the Mexican market with the development of 10 new control services projects in which investments between 2 thousand and 3 thousand million dollars are contemplated that will be allocated in the remainder of the year and during 2023.

“These projects in the manufacturing and technology industries, in which high quality electrical energy is required and which are located around Mexico City, in Nuevo León and in the Bajío, are being supported by Burns & McDonnell with studies of prospecting and engineering and control by the company”, said Eduardo Andrade, general director of the firm in Mexico.

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The company identified a business opportunity in the industrial market to offer project control services focused on energy and electricity issues such as those being developed by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) in coordination with the Energy Secretariat.

The states in which the greatest growth opportunities are concentrated will be Nuevo León, Baja California, Chihuahua y Coahuila.

Burns & McDonnell has nine global lines of business, of which four operate in Mexico, which are; electric power generation; transmission and distribution of electric power; global facilities (with which they serve medium-sized companies such as steel, biochemical and pharmaceutical); and project control.

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Project control services range from activities prior to the start of construction of a project to its delivery, as well as the corresponding and timely monitoring to avoid future failures.

It currently has five works under development in various sectors and that represent joint investments of 1,500 million dollars.

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