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Save to read list Published by John Williams , Editorial Assistant Global Mining Review, Monday, 13 July 2020 09:18
Jennmar Services has announced that it has purchased Turning Point Services, Inc. Turning Point Services, Inc. is a 24 hour hot shot and tractor trailer company. Turning Point Services provides site development for oil and gas companies, construction companies, and both commercial and residential contractors. Turning Point specialises in excavation and other types of heavy equipment work, such as reclamation, road repairs and maintenance, snow removal, land clearing, HDPE pipe installation and more.
Brian Delloma, Vice President of Jennmar Services: “This will allow JM Services to utilise our work force in other industries, add diversity to our company from coal into industries related to industrial construction, earth-work, and oil and gas. Turning Point's customer base intersects with Jennmar Services locations and other company wide affiliates. With this merger, we can grow Turning Point and our customer base together.”
Justin Lorch, General Manager, brings over 20 years of experience in both trucking and heavy equipment related business. Lorch will remain with the company to manage day-to-day operations.
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/handling-processing/13072020/jennmar-purchases-turning-point-services/
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