Subsurface Utility Engineering
Utility Investigation, Utility Locating, Utility Coordination
Subsurface Utility Engineering
Utility Investigation, Utility Locating, Utility Coordination
Utility Investigation, Utility Locating, Utility Coordination
Utility Investigation, Utility Locating, Utility Coordination
IMEG has acquired KMCE, a Dallas-based firm specializing in subsurface utility engineering (SUE) and underground infrastructure services. The acquisition strengthens IMEG’s capabilities in utility locating, damage prevention, and risk mitigation, expanding service offerings for public- and private-sector clients.
“We’re pleased to welcome KMCE to IMEG as we continue to grow our subsurface utility engineering and underground infrastructure services,” said Paul VanDuyne, IMEG President/CEO. “KMCE has built a strong reputation across Texas for delivering precise utility locating and risk-mitigation solutions that support safe, efficient project delivery. Their focused expertise enhances our ability to provide clients with proactive infrastructure insight and integrated engineering solutions from planning through construction.”

KMCE, Inc. is headquartered in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. We specialize in Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) and Utility Coordination, providing our clients with the critical underground intelligence needed to deliver safe, efficient, and constructible projects.
Our team’s philosophy is simple yet effective: deliver clarity below the surface. We combine technical expertise, cutting-edge technology, and strong communication practices to provide creative solutions for today’s most complex infrastructure challenges. Understanding which utilities exist within or across project corridors is essential to every successful design, and KMCE utilizes a comprehensive, standards-based approach to achieve this understanding.
Joey Whiteside - Operations Director
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