Integrated Water Services acquires Hyperion International Technologies

March 7, 2023
The acquisition expands IWS's product and service solutions and advances its digital services strategy.

DENVER, Colorado – Integrated Water Services, Inc. (“IWS”), a leading provider of water and wastewater treatment solutions, recently acquired Hyperion International Technologies, a developer of industrial control systems for the water sector. IWS, in partnership with Sciens Water Opportunities Management, has acquired 100 percent of the equity of Hyperion.

The acquisition of Hyperion expands IWS's product and service solutions, advances its digital services strategy and places the company at the forefront of water treatment equipment and service providers in North America.

Hyperion, headquartered in Austin, Texas, provides control systems and engineering services for industrial and municipal clients in the water and wastewater treatment markets. The company specializes in designing and supplying equipment for process and control projects, as well as commissioning and supporting industrial and municipal plant owners.

Scott Johnson, general manager of Hyperion, said, "We are thrilled to join forces with IWS. We see this as an excellent opportunity to build something special while protecting the environment and conserving water as a precious resource."

"Hyperion marks a significant milestone in establishing itself as a leading water infrastructure equipment and services provider in North America," said Rick Barrett, CEO of Integrated Water Services. "Hyperion’s capabilities strengthen our technology, high-quality products, and expert field installation offerings, allowing us to provide customers with a streamlined and comprehensive service."

As a result of the acquisition, Scott Johnson will take over from Al Ouchie as the head of Hyperion, who will retire after a planned transition period.

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