Integrated Power Services expands power management
Integrated Power Services (IPS), a leader in electromechanical solutions, has acquired DUAL-Électrotech Inc., taking a clear step to broaden its power management capabilities. The move strengthens IPS’s work in substation engineering, maintenance, and repair, while deepening its overall product and service lineup. Put simply: more expertise under one roof, and more ways to support customers who need reliable electrical infrastructure.
DUAL-Électrotech’s expertise and service range
Based in Sherbrooke, Quebec, DUAL-Électrotech has built its business around practical, on-the-ground service for industries that run on power—electric generation, agriculture, and manufacturing among them. The company is known for work across low-, medium-, and high-voltage systems, delivering field-tested solutions with a strong foothold in the Canadian market. According to Shannon Moses, Executive Vice President for Power Management at IPS, bringing DUAL-Électrotech into the fold fits IPS’s plan to offer single-source solutions—one team coordinating engineering, maintenance, and repairs across a wide electrical portfolio.
Growth through collaboration
Eric Ducharme, Area General Manager at DUAL-Électrotech, called the merger “a remarkable opportunity,” pointing to what happens when complementary teams line up. The goal is straightforward: combine strengths so customers have access to a broader range of high-quality services and products, delivered by people who already know the work. The partnership is also designed with employees in mind, with both companies emphasizing steady, long-term growth and a clear path forward for their teams.
Expanding IPS’s network and day-to-day operations
With the acquisition complete, IPS now oversees a network of 91 locations. That footprint spans full-service electromechanical remanufacturing centers as well as specialized power management facilities, giving customers options—from heavy repair and rebuilds to targeted substation services. IPS serves clients across North America and beyond, and this addition helps the company respond faster, route work to the right facility, and keep systems online with fewer interruptions.
Building on recent strategic moves
The DUAL-Électrotech acquisition follows IPS’s recent purchase of Surplec, a Canadian specialist in power and specialty transformer services. Taken together, these steps underline a deliberate strategy: strengthen capabilities in Quebec and Ontario, widen the service menu, and make IPS a comprehensive provider for customers who prefer a single, accountable partner. The approach is incremental but pointed—add capacity, add expertise, and reduce handoffs.
About Integrated Power Services
Headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, IPS focuses on engineering, service, and remanufacturing for electrical and mechanical systems. The company’s work is built around industry-specific needs, whether that means substation maintenance, rotating equipment repair, or coordinated field service. Its network of service and distribution centers allows IPS to deploy people and parts quickly, match the job to the right facility, and manage complex projects with resources that are both deep and organized.
Looking ahead with IPS
As IPS continues to grow through focused acquisitions, the aim stays the same: combine practical expertise with dependable delivery. That means more coverage across regions, more technical depth in power management, and a single point of contact for customers who want issues solved without the runaround.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does DUAL-Électrotech add to IPS?
DUAL-Électrotech brings proven experience in low-, medium-, and high-voltage systems, plus on-the-ground work in substation engineering, maintenance, and repair. That directly expands IPS’s power management offerings.
Why is this acquisition a good fit?
It aligns with IPS’s plan to offer single-source solutions. By combining teams, IPS can coordinate engineering, service, and remanufacturing more efficiently for customers across multiple industries.
Which industries does DUAL-Électrotech serve?
The company supports electric power generation, agriculture, and manufacturing, delivering electrical products and services that span a full range of voltages.
How large is IPS’s network after the deal?
IPS operates 91 locations, including full-service electromechanical remanufacturing centers and specialized power management facilities, serving customers across North America and beyond.
Where can I learn more about IPS?
For more details about Integrated Power Services, visit their official website and company channels for current updates and service information.
