Ohio Transmission acquires Pumps, Parts and Service
Ohio Transmission Corporation has acquired Pumps, Parts and Service Inc., an industrial pump and repair company with service locations in the Southeast.
Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, Pumps, Parts and Service (PP&S) has 47 associates in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia.
“PP&S was founded in 1980, and we’ve known of them for more than 30 years as a fellow Flowserve distributor,” said Philip Derrow, president and CEO of Ohio Transmission Corporation. “PP&S has always been well respected in its markets and the company has continued to improve its market position by providing exceptional service to customers over the years. The addition of the PP&S team to the OTC family will provide even better service and greater capabilities to all of our customers and will provide new opportunities for our associates.”
The company will become a division of OTP Industrial Solutions and will continue to operate under its current name. Ray Miller, president and CEO, will remain and continue to lead the team through an orderly transition, as will Miller’s business partner, Mike Dysart, general manager of the environmental division.
“The PP&S team will obviously become an integral part of our industrial pump and repair service offerings in the southeastern United States,” said Rob Webb, president of OTP Industrial Solutions. “The two companies have a shared commitment to providing customers with exceptional service and innovative products, and there is a great alignment in culture.”
With this acquisition, Ohio Transmission Corporation now has 44 locations throughout the South, Southeast, Midwest and Northeast regions, along with 21 service shops. The addition of PP&S associates expands Ohio Transmission Corporation’s existing workforce to about 1,100 employees.
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