CRC Evans secures $37 M in contracts

January wins across energy and critical infrastructure give early momentum to 2026 growth, alongside plans for investment and acquisitions.

 


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UK: CRC Evans has secured $37 M in new contracts in January 2026 alone, marking a record month for the UK-headquartered welding and coatings specialist and giving a strong start to its growth plans for the year.

The new awards span onshore, offshore and diversified critical infrastructure projects worldwide, reflecting continued expansion following a strong performance in 2025. The company said the results highlight the impact of its strategy, which combines international growth with diversification across energy and infrastructure markets.

Alongside organic growth, CRC Evans has confirmed it is actively exploring merger and acquisition opportunities in 2026 and 2027, supported by its private equity backing. The company sees acquisitions as a way to strengthen its footprint, expertise and service offering across different regions and sectors.

CRC Evans has been delivering high-integrity welding and coating solutions for more than 90 years and now operates across North and South America, the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Europe. Its work supports a wide range of energy and critical infrastructure projects, with a strong focus on safety, quality and operational reliability.

The company’s experience in traditional energy markets has increasingly been applied to adjacent infrastructure sectors, as demand grows for complex projects requiring specialist execution. CRC Evans is also investing in new technologies, including AI-supported welding and coating engineering, to improve performance, monitoring and asset integrity.

As part of its longer-term strategy, CRC Evans is preparing a major investment in the UK to establish a next-generation supersite and Centre of Excellence for end-to-end specialty welding and coating, aimed at supporting future energy and infrastructure projects.

Source: CRC Evans

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