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STRI Group, the world’s leading sports surface provider, has completed the acquisition of prominent geo-environmental engineering and design consultancy EPG.

The global business will form part of STRI Group’s growth strategy into sustainable design for both sport and public realm facilities and will continue to operate under the EPG brand.

Founded in 1998, EPG delivers a range of specialist services including land remediation design, geotechnical engineering, sustainable drainage design and flood risk management to its existing client base of government agencies, major developers, sports facilities and private clients.

EPG has been working closely with STRI Group for a number of years supporting the delivery of large-scale water management and contaminated land projects. Together they have successfully delivered significant environmental value and cost benefits for some of the most high-profile venues in Australia.

Commenting on the acquisition, EPG Australia Director, James Lucas stated “joining STRI Group provides the perfect platform for EPG to expand its innovative design services to its client base here in Australia. Our combined commitment to research, testing and training will accelerate our rapid growth in the Australian market.”

SportsTurf Consultants - Australia, General Manager, Sam Myott added “STRI Group continues to expand its global offering as the demand for cutting edge and sustainable sports surface solutions and we are delighted to welcome EPG. The combined expertise of our teams presents a unique offering to clients and sectors new and old.”

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Image (from left): Mark Godfrey, Chief Executive, STRI Group; Paul Culleton, Managing Director, EPG and Lee Penrose, STRI Group Director.

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