Carrier's Automated Logic Expands Building Controls Network With Acquisition

Automated Logic has signed an agreement to acquire Texas-based Logical Solutions, expanding its building automation workforce and expertise in mission-critical environments.

Key Facts

  • LSI is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, and has been an Automated Logic dealer since 1995.
  • The acquisition will add field engineers, project managers, application engineers and service professionals.
  • LSI brings experience serving mission-critical environments and commercial facilities.

KENNESAW, Georgia — Automated Logic Contracting Services, Inc., a Carrier Global Corporation company, has signed an agreement to acquire Logical Solutions, Inc. (LSI), a Texas-based building automation dealer.

The proposed acquisition will expand Automated Logic's national service network and technical capabilities. LSI is headquartered in Richardson, Texas, and has worked as an Automated Logic dealer since 1995.

The acquisition will add field engineers, project managers, application engineers, and service professionals to Automated Logic's workforce. LSI also brings experience serving mission-critical environments.

Automated Logic plans to integrate LSI's technical expertise with its enterprise automation platform. The companies aim to expand digitally connected building-management solutions for commercial and mission-critical facilities.

"LSI has built a strong business through technical expertise, customer focus and flawless execution excellence," said Gaurang Pandya, president of Climate Solutions Americas at Carrier.

The acquisition builds on Automated Logic's recent purchase of Control Consultants & Services, Inc., another Automated Logic dealer with offices in Lubbock and Abilene, Texas.

Carrier said the transaction supports its efforts to expand its building automation capabilities and serve customers operating mission-critical facilities across North America.

The agreement also follows Automated Logic's successful integration of six acquisitions across the Americas.

LSI owners Jim Barber, Ben Blackerby, and Daniel Tarver said the combination creates opportunities for both organizations while maintaining their focus on employees, customers, and service quality.

The transaction is expected to close in the coming months.

This piece was created with the help of generative AI tools and edited by our content team for clarity and accuracy.
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