SRA International, Inc a leading provider of technology and strategic consulting services and solutions to government organizations and commercial clients, announced it has acquired Sentech, an energy management consulting company with expertise in renewable energy, distributed generation, energy efficiency and advanced transportation technologies.
Sentech, an energy consulting firm headquartered in Bethesda, Md., works extensively across numerous organizations within the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) community, including projects for energy efficiency and renewable energy; electricity and energy reliability; fossil energy; and the Energy Information Administration. Sentech also supports a number of DOE’s National Laboratories, along with other federal and state agencies that have a diverse range of energy and environmental consulting requirements, including Federal Executive Order 13514 sustainability mandates.
“Bringing Sentech’s strong domain expertise together with SRA’s IT systems and environmental offerings will be a complementary fit as we continue to enhance our strong presence in the environmental and energy markets,” said SRA President and CEO Stan Sloane. “Sentech’s reputation across the industry as a preferred contractor with a high level of customer satisfaction will help to position SRA as a leader in this important area.”
With this acquisition, SRA expands its expertise in delivering a comprehensive set of services in sustainable buildings and energy efficiency; clean energy supply; advanced transportation; electricity and distributed energy; and business management and consulting. Sentech complements the climate change-related services of SRA’s recent acquisition of Perrin Quarles Associates (PQA), now part of SRA’s Environmental and Energy Services business unit.
“SRA is an ideal fit for Sentech to expand its reach into other U.S. government agencies,” said Sentech Chief Executive Officer Rajat Sen. “SRA has deep understanding of the environmental and energy markets and an outstanding reputation in the industry. We believe that combined with our extensive background in energy technologies and services, we can make a significant impact in accelerating the nation’s use of clean, responsible and secure energy.”
Completion of the transaction is effective immediately. Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Sentech is expected to contribute approximately $30 million of revenue for fiscal year 2011. The accretion to SRA's fiscal year 2011 earnings is not expected to be significant