Citco Water has announced the acquisition of two Alabama-based companies—Pump & Process Equipment Inc and Legacy Environmental—significantly expanding its footprint and capabilities across the Southeastern United States. The company stated that these acquisitions mark a key step in its strategy to build a leading regional platform encompassing equipment, treatment technologies, and technical services across the full water lifecycle.
Expanding Expertise and Reach
- Pump & Process Equipment Inc, headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, is a well-established manufacturer’s representative serving municipal and industrial water markets. The company supplies pumping systems, treatment equipment, and process solutions, supported by long-standing relationships with engineers, municipalities, and contractors.
- Legacy Environmental, based in Leeds, Alabama, specializes in packaged wastewater treatment systems and advanced process solutions. Its portfolio includes filtration systems, clarifiers, and lift stations designed to address increasingly complex treatment requirements.
Together, the two acquisitions bring expanded engineering expertise, strengthened manufacturer partnerships, and enhanced advanced treatment capabilities to Citco Water’s existing operations.
Leadership Commentary
“This is an exciting moment for Citco Water and for the customers we serve,” said Jeff Morrison, CEO of Citco Water. “Pump & Process Equipment and Legacy Environmental are exceptional organizations with talented teams, strong industry relationships, and deep technical expertise. Their capabilities align perfectly with Citco’s mission of delivering complete solutions across the entire water cycle. By bringing these organizations together, we are building a stronger platform that allows us to serve customers with more technology, more expertise, and a broader portfolio of solutions.”
Strategic Implications
With this expansion, Citco Water is poised to offer a more comprehensive suite of water and wastewater solutions to clients across the Southeast. The move reflects a broader industry trend toward consolidation and integrated service offerings, enabling companies to tackle complex water challenges with end-to-end capabilities.
