www.prnewswire.com SJE Acquires Wilson Controls to Enhance Automation in New England
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- •SJE, Inc. acquired Wilson Controls to enhance automation capabilities in New England.
- •Wilson Controls specializes in PLC and SCADA systems for water and wastewater applications.
- •The acquisition aims to improve customer service and expand SJE's regional presence.
On September 28, 2026, SJE, Inc. announced its acquisition of Wilson Controls, LLC, a firm specializing in automation and control solutions for water and wastewater applications. This acquisition aims to expand SJE's capabilities in PLC and SCADA systems integration, enhancing its service offerings in New England. Wilson Controls, founded in 2012 and based in Lee, New Hampshire, provides engineering, programming, and support for control systems. The acquisition is expected to strengthen SJE's presence in the region and improve customer service through enhanced resources and expertise. SJE's CEO, Bjorn Haldorsen, emphasized the strategic fit of Wilson Controls, while Wilson's owner, Scott E. Drapeau, noted the benefit of additional resources while maintaining their customer commitment. The acquisition will allow SJE to offer broader automation solutions for critical infrastructure.
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