Acquisition context Stouten Cramer, a small surveying firm, was acquired by King Engineering in 2017 and is now part of Ardurra’s larger network. This signals potential integration efforts, standardization of processes, and opportunities to align services with Ardurra’s broad engineering practice.

Growth potential As part of Ardurra with 1,750+ professionals across 85+ offices, there may be avenues to scale survey and civil engineering services, especially for water, transportation, aviation, and public works projects that require robust survey support and geospatial data.

Market fit Small firm origin (2-10 employees) combined with a reach-through Ardurra suggests opportunities to provide specialized geospatial, surveying, and civil engineering support to larger project teams and multi-office opportunities.

Technology touchpoints Current tech stack includes Mimecast, jQuery, Office 365, and GoDaddy; potential upsell to advanced survey GIS, data management, collaboration, and cybersecurity enhancements to support multi-office workflows.

Financial profile Revenue under $1M indicates a smaller, potentially high-margin, project-based engagement with Ardurra’s scale. This profile may favor targeted, fixed-scope surveying and civil engineering services with clear ROI for expansion into larger programs.