Millstone Bangert, Fred Weber Merge to Combine 185 Years of Construction Experience

Construction operations of St. Louis-based Fred Weber combined into new Millstone Weber, served by Weber's continuing materials operations

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Millstone Bangert Inc. and Fred Weber Inc., both based in the St. Louis, Mo., metro area, signed a definitive agreement to merge Millstone Bangert and the construction operations division of Fred Weber. This agreement will create a new leader in construction services, Millstone Weber, offering a combined 185 years of experience.

Their combined experience includes large commercial site development, roads, bridges and other infrastructure, as well as airport expansions. Two recent joint projects are standouts. The two firms combined to complete the new I-64 through metropolitan St. Louis. The largest design-build project in Missouri history at $535 million; the  I-64 project opened a full year earlier than expected. The companies also completed together the new $75 million runway at Lambert St. Louis International Airport, a multifaceted project completed months ahead of schedule.

"This truly is a merger of equals; an evolution in the relationship between two great companies," said Douglas Weible, chairman of Fred Weber and board member of Millstone Weber. "Previous collaborations between Millstone Bangert and Fred Weber have resulted in great successes for our customers. Merging these firms into Millstone Weber will enable us to efficiently and effectively get the job done for our customers with insights based on the unrivaled strength of our combined experience."

Company leaders noted that the combined company also offers greater strength in a historically uncertain marketplace.

"Leveraging our combined strengths will provide even greater confidence for our customers," said Thom Kuhn, president of Millstone Weber. "No matter the project, no matter its complexity, Millstone Weber will have the depth to make it a success."

Millstone Weber will have a combined revenue of nearly $190 million. Headquartered in St. Charles, Mo., the company will have more than 500 employees and will operate in multiple states.

Fred Webe Inc. had been both a civil construction firm and a materials services company. The construction operations division of Fred Weber is now within Millstone Weber.  Fred Weber will continue to supply the highest quality construction materials for projects from driveways to interstate highways to airports, and continue contract mining operations.

For more information visit millstoneweber.com.

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