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May 21, 2025

BWXT completes its purchase of Kinectrics

By Wayne Barber

BWX Technologies, based in Lynchburg, Va., announced Wednesday it has completed its acquisition of Kinectrics, a provider of lifecycle management services for the electric industry, including CANDU nuclear reactors.

The deal closed Tuesday May 20, BWXT said in a press release. BWXT announced the purchase in January. No purchase price was announced for the Toronto-based company. 

Thanks to the purchase, the workforce for BWXT’s Commercial Operations group will nearly double. Kinectrics will become a BWXT subsidiary and its CEO David Harris will continue to report to lead the organization, reporting to BWXT Commercial Operations President John MacQuarrie. 

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