Columbus-based Superior brings roughly 3,000 employees and a comprehensive suite of services, ranging from engineering and modular manufacturing to preconstruction and maintenance. By integrating these operations as a new internal unit, MasTec aims to capitalize on Superior’s specialized expertise in mission-critical facilities. The existing leadership team will remain at the helm to oversee this transition.

Financial projections suggest the acquisition will be immediately accretive to both revenue and earnings per share. MasTec anticipates that Superior will generate between $1.6 billion and $1.7 billion in revenue by 2026. CEO Jose Mas noted that the move is a strategic play to accelerate the company’s participation in the massive, ongoing buildout of power and data center infrastructure that currently defines the sector.