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Benchmark International Facilitated the Transaction of Denmon Engineering Company, Inc to Volkert
August 1, 2021
Benchmark International has successfully facilitated the sale of Denmon Engineering Company, Inc (Denmon) to Volkert. Denmon, located in Monroe, Louisiana, is a professional civil engineering and surveying firm specializing in public works. The firm, established in 1983, has grown to serve clients within Louisiana including private entities, levee districts, state and local governments, and engineering firms.
Volkert is a professional services firm committed to expanding, enhancing, and preserving the built environment. They offer a full range of planning, engineering, and construction services to both public and private clients across a broad spectrum of industries. According to Engineering News-Record, Volkert ranks among the top 100 engineering firms in the nation. They have over 1,200 employees in more than 50 offices throughout the United States.
Denmon’s headquarters in Monroe is now operating as a Volkert office. Volkert also has Louisiana offices in Baton Rouge, Mandeville, New Orleans, and Shreveport.
“Adding Denmon’s talents and expertise expands our geographic footprint and strengthens our available services for state and local agencies in northern Louisiana,” says Volkert CEO David Allsbrook, PE. “Its services strategically complement our current business and will help expand future capabilities.”
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