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GREEN BAY Vierbicher, a multi-disciplined consulting and engineering firm, on March 31 merged with Mau & Associates, a privately owned civil engineering and land surveying company headquartered in Green Bay.

Vierbicher is a Reedsburg-based company that offers landscape architecture, planning and community development as well as economic, land surveying, civil and municipal engineering and water resource engineering.

Rodney Zubella, CEO of Vierbicher, said the acquisition of Mau & Associates will allow both companies to expand and take advantage of development opportunities in the northeast.

"We believe that the Green Bay area is a growing area that presents a lot of opportunities in the private and public sector," he said.

Vierbicher is behind such Wisconsin projects as the Wisconsin Dells river walk, the UW Health facility at Union Corners in Madison, the Haight Road on the UW-Madison campus and the New Glarus Brewery expansion.

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Mau & Associates is a smaller firm that was founded in 1974. Some of its finished work includes the Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Specialists at 2223 Lime Kiln Road and the Broadway Ford-Hyundai dealership at 1010 Military Ave.

Zubella said this partnership fits into both companies' growth plan and expands the knowledge of their areas of operation.

"We'll be looking to expand our client base," he said. "But together we expect to grow that office (in Green Bay) and take advantage of those opportunities."

Vierbicher has 75 employees, which will rise to about 95 with the merger of Mau & Associates and its 20 employees.

Vierbicher will have offices in Madison, Reedsburg, Milwaukee, Prairie du Chien and Green Bay.

Ariel Perez is a business reporter for the Green Bay Press-Gazette. You can reach himatAPerez1@gannett.comor view hisTwitter profile at@Ariel_Perez85.

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