Pape-Dawson Engineers, LLC has acquired Georgia-based engineering firm, Maxwell-Reddick, as part of its strategy to expand its industry-leading civil engineering, surveying, and land planning practice across the United States.

Maxwell-Reddick was founded in 1964 and provides a wide range of services including land planning, civil engineering, hydrology and hydraulics, and surveying. The firm is headquartered in Statesboro, Georgia with a second office in Atlanta. Maxwell-Reddick is Pape-Dawson’s first acquisition in Georgia.

“This acquisition supports Pape-Dawson’s long-term strategy to expand our markets and services through thoughtful partnerships with leading firms across the nation,” said Pape-Dawson President, Gene Dawson. “Maxwell-Reddick’s technical expertise coupled with their leadership’s commitment to employee satisfaction make the firm a strong addition to the Pape-Dawson family.”

“Maxwell-Reddick and Pape-Dawson share similar values, not only in our work but also in our people,” stated Charles “Joey” Maxwell, President at Maxwell-Reddick. “Joining Pape-Dawson allows us to offer expanded resources for our clients and increased opportunity for our employees to grow with us. We’re excited for the future together.”

Founded in 1965, Pape-Dawson Engineers, LLC is a leading provider of engineering and consulting services. The firm provides a comprehensive range of services, including civil engineering, environmental, and surveying services for development and critical infrastructure projects. The firm’s network of engineers, surveyors, technicians, landscape architects, environmental specialists, biologists, planners, and construction management professionals produce projects that impact both the quality of life and economic opportunities in the communities they serve.

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