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Englobe

Engineering and environmental services firm

Overview

Englobe is a consulting firm that provides engineering and environmental services, including geotechnical engineering, environmental assessments, remediation, and related technical work. Its offerings center on applying geotechnical and environmental know‑how to solve site and infrastructure challenges for clients in Canada and beyond. The company grew from a regional Quebec firm into a national and international player by expanding through acquisitions, broadening its services and geographic reach. Compared with competitors, Englobe built a large, integrated footprint across Canada and overseas, making it a major platform for engineering and environmental work. Its current goal is to align with Colliers’ strategy by serving as Colliers’ Canadian engineering platform; with the 2024 acquisition, Englobe is being rebranded as Colliers in 2025 and positioned to grow as part of a global real estate and investment company.

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About Englobe

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Why Englobe is rated
C+
Rated C on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

ConsultingIndustrial & Manufacturing

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

Acquired

Total Funding

$44M

Headquarters

Quebec City, Canada

Founded

1961

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What believers are saying

  • Crozier adds 200 Ontario staff, strengthening land-development and transportation revenue immediately.
  • Reinbold adds 90 specialists in energy modelling and commissioning, deepening higher-margin building-performance work.
  • Peter Crain's National Defence mandate opens recurring infrastructure contracts and federal credibility across Ottawa.

What critics are saying

  • Serial acquisitions in 2026 raise integration strain and culture clashes before Crozier closes in Q4 2026.
  • Stantec, WSP, and EXP outscale Englobe, squeezing talent, pricing, and national pursuit wins.
  • Colliers can rationalize brands and ownership, making Englobe a replaceable middle platform by 2027.

What makes Englobe unique

  • Englobe pairs engineering, environmental, and inspection services under Colliers' partner-owned platform.
  • Its geoscience bench showed depth at GeoQuébec 2026 with 12 scientific papers.
  • Crozier and Reinbold extend Englobe's land-development, transportation, and building-performance capabilities across Canada.

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Funding

Total Funding

$44M

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2 Rounds

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Headcount

6 month growth

5%

1 year growth

5%

2 year growth

5%
Newswire
Oct 1st, 2026
Englobe to acquire Ontario-based Crozier.

Englobe to acquire Ontario-based Crozier. Oct 01, 2026, 16:10 ET This new partnership strengthens Englobe's multidisciplinary engineering capabilities and expands support for land development and transportation projects. LAVAL, QC, Oct. 1, 2026 /CNW/ - Englobe is pleased to announce it has entered into an agreement to acquire C.F. Crozier & Associates Inc. (Crozier), a highly regarded Ontario-based multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm specializing in land development, transportation and related infrastructure. The addition of Crozier strengthens Englobe's civil, land development, and transportation engineering capabilities in Ontario while adding 200 professionals across five offices in Toronto, Collingwood, Burlington, Bradford, and Guelph. Since its inception in 2004, Crozier has contributed to over 10,000 development projects across Ontario. A trusted partner in land development Crozier has built a strong reputation as a trusted advisor to owners and developers across southern Ontario, advancing projects in residential, commercial, industrial, and other key industry markets. The company is widely recognized for its practical, solutions-focused approach, and expertise in guiding projects from early feasibility and approvals through design and construction. Crozier's multidisciplinary team offers expertise in land development, transportation engineering, water resources, construction services, structural engineering, and related infrastructure disciplines. As lead consultant, Crozier helps clients navigate approvals, coordinate multiple disciplines, and successfully move projects from concept to completion. This new partnership reflects Englobe's continued commitment to building a stronger multidisciplinary platform able to meet clients' evolving needs in Ontario and across Canada. This comes at a critical time, as investments in Canadian development and infrastructure projects are accelerating in both the public and private sectors. Leadership commentary "Increasingly, clients are looking for multidisciplinary teams that can provide coordinated support across multiple stages of the project lifecycle," said Mike Cormier, President of Englobe. "By combining Crozier's strong land development expertise and reputation as a trusted advisor to private-sector clients with Englobe's broader engineering and environmental services, national footprint, and public-sector experience, we are better positioned to help clients navigate an increasingly complex and evolving landscape." "I'm incredibly proud of what our team has built over more than two decades, and even more excited about what lies ahead. Joining the Englobe platform creates new opportunities for Crozier to grow, evolve, and build on the strong foundation that has brought us this far." Chris Crozier, Founder and CEO of Crozier. "Demand for housing, infrastructure renewal, transportation improvements, and community development projects is increasing right across the country. This partnership positions both Englobe and Crozier to provide broader multidisciplinary support for our clients as we work together to shape the future of our communities," said Nick Mocan, President of Crozier. Following the close of the transaction, Crozier's clients will continue to work with the teams and trusted advisors they know, with access to a broader range of engineering expertise through Englobe's national platform. To discover more about this strategic partnership and our expanded services, visit www.englobecorp.com. About Englobe Headquartered in Laval, Québec, Englobe is a leading Canadian firm specializing in multidisciplinary engineering and environmental services. A Colliers company, Englobe has more than 4,000 team members, including engineers, professionals, technicians, and technical support staff, who provide a wide range of services from engineering to design and inspection, advisory services, and environmental remediation. Englobe delivers more than 25,000 projects each year for clients in the public and private sectors. About Crozier Crozier is a leading consulting engineering firm serving the land development industry. Crozier's multidisciplinary team offers expertise in land development, transportation engineering, water resources, construction services, structural engineering, and related infrastructure disciplines. With offices in Toronto, Collingwood, Burlington, Bradford, and Guelph, Crozier supports private-sector clients across Ontario in advancing residential, commercial, and industrial developments, as well as projects across other key industry markets. Crozier has been awarded esteemed top employer, leadership and business growth recognitions, including one of Canada's Top Small & Medium Employers, Southwestern Ontario's Top Employers, and ranked among Canada's Top Growing Companies by Report on Business. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The transaction is expected to close during the second half of the fourth quarter of 2026. SOURCE EnGlobe Corp Media Contact: Marc-André Lefebvre, Vice-President, Communications & Marketing, Englobe, [email protected], 514-601-2126

Newswire
Sep 15th, 2026
Englobe acquires Calgary-based Reinbold Engineering Group, advancing its expertise in high-performance building engineering.

Englobe acquires Calgary-based Reinbold Engineering Group, advancing its expertise in high-performance building engineering. Sep 15, 2026, 16:01 ET Addition of specialists in energy modelling, commissioning, and sustainable design deepens Englobe's presence in Western Canada and the GTA. LAVAL, QC, Sept. 15, 2026 /CNW/ - Today, Englobe announced the acquisition of Reinbold Engineering Group (Reinbold), a highly regarded Calgary-based mechanical engineering firm recognized for its expertise in building systems, energy modelling, commissioning, sustainable design, and building performance. The acquisition builds on Englobe's established expertise in the buildings sector and enhances its ability to support clients not only in designing and delivering high-performance buildings across Canada, but also in ensuring optimal, resilient operations throughout their entire lifecycle. Helping Canadian clients build and operate for the future As expectations for building performance continue to evolve, owners, developers, and operators are placing greater emphasis on energy efficiency, operational effectiveness, long-term value, and resilience. The addition of Reinbold 's experienced team strengthens Englobe's capacity in energy modelling and commissioning, capabilities that connect a building's design intent to how it performs once in use, supporting more energy-efficient and lower-carbon outcomes. Through this new partnership, Englobe welcomes over 90 experienced team members working in offices in Calgary, Edmonton, Kelowna, Vancouver and Toronto, to its national platform. Expanding Englobe's current expertise in building performance and mechanical engineering, impacting capacity to help clients address increasingly complex challenges across a broad range of building types and markets. Leadership commentary "We're very pleased to welcome Reinbold to our Englobe community of partners," said Mike Cormier, President of Englobe. "Reinbold has built a strong reputation for technical excellence and service. Together, we can help clients deliver more resilient, higher-performing buildings from design and commissioning through everyday operation." "Joining the Englobe community of partners represents an exciting new chapter for our team," said Doug Reinbold, Founder and Senior Principal. "Together, we will be able to support clients with an even broader range of expertise and opportunities across Canada." To discover more about this strategic partnership and our expanded services, visit www.englobecorp.com. About Englobe Headquartered in Laval, Québec, Englobe is a leading Canadian firm specializing in multidisciplinary engineering and environmental services. A Colliers company, Englobe has more than 4,000 team members, including engineers, professionals, technicians, and technical support staff, who provide a wide range of services from engineering to design and inspection, advisory services, and environmental remediation. Englobe delivers more than 25,000 projects each year for clients in the public and private sectors. About Reinbold Engineering Group Reinbold is a national Mechanical Engineering firm specializing in the design and optimization of building systems, with offices in Calgary (Corporate Headquarters), Edmonton, Vancouver, Kelowna, and Toronto. The firm provides expertise in building performance, energy modelling, commissioning, sustainable design, and mechanical engineering services for clients across a diverse range of sectors across Canada and the Western States. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. SOURCE EnGlobe Corp Media Contact: Marc-André Lefebvre, Vice-President, Communications & Marketing, [email protected], 514-601-2126

Canadian Consulting Engineer
May 29th, 2026
Englobe moves to acquire Pluritec.

Englobe moves to acquire Pluritec. May 29, 2026 By Peter Saunders Englobe has entered an agreement to acquire Pluritec, a multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm headquartered in Trois-Rivières, Que. The transaction remains subject to customary closing conditions. The transaction is intended to enhance Englobe's regional footprint in Quebec and expand its multidisciplinary capacity to take on infrastructure projects. Pluritec would continue to operate with the same team and established clients, but with additional support and resources. "Joining Englobe's community of partners enables us to stay true to our people-first roots while gaining access to a national network and large-scale projects," says a Pluritec spokesperson. Founded in 1972, Pluritec currently has approximately 200 employees and branch offices in Shawinigan, Victoriaville, Drummondville, Thetford Mines and Quebec City. The acquisition will bring Englobe up to 27 offices and 1,650 employees across the province. "This transaction marks a pivotal milestone in our growth," says Englobe's president, Mike Cormier. Pluritec has expertise in structural, mechanical, electrical and environmental engineering, buildings, transportation and water treatment. It also holds B Corp certification, recognizing its social and environmental performance. The terms of the transaction have not been disclosed. Stories continue below

GlobeNewswire
May 28th, 2026
Colliers to partner with leading engineering firm in Québec

Addition of multidisciplinary capabilities strengthens Québec footprint...

Construction Canada
Mar 18th, 2026
Exclusive: exploring the shift in industrial office building design.

Exclusive: exploring the shift in industrial office building design. March 18, 2026 By Tanya Martins Dow's Diamond Centre reflects a broader shift in industrial design - where petrochemical campuses are no longer purely functional, but reimagined as branded, people-centred environments that signal innovation, sustainability, and long-term investment. In this follow-up story of the Dow Diamond Centre, Construction Canada spoke to Lemay's expert about the industrial workplace transformation. What was Dow's rationale for creating a branded architectural landmark within an active petrochemical campus, and how does this reflect broader trends in industrial workplace design? In partnership with Dow and York Construction, the Lemay project team identified three main ideas that influenced the design of the Diamond Centre and the related maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) facilities: * Gateway - Centrally located within the existing site, the new facility occupies a strategic position that frames key view corridors and provides seamless access to adjacent infrastructure. Its placement reinforces the site's transition toward next-generation, low-carbon technologies. * Beacon - Fronting Highway 15, the Diamond Centre establishes a bold, visible presence that signals Dow's commitment to decarbonization and growth. The massing inverts the relationship between earth and sky, while the dynamic roofline is accentuated by a colour palette that creates a distinctive, floating form. * Hub - More than a landmark, the facility serves as the social and operational heart of Dow's Alberta operations. It consolidates key functions related to staff training, collaboration, and wellness, reinforcing Dow's investment in creating modern, people-centred industrial workplaces. How is the project positioned within the Fort Saskatchewan and greater Edmonton region, and what role does it play in signalling long-term investment in Alberta's industrial sector? Dow's site is strategically located within Alberta's Industrial Heartland, one of Canada's most globally competitive industrial regions and a national hub for low-carbon manufacturing, hydrogen development, and carbon-capture innovation. What site remediation, geotechnical, or infrastructure upgrades were required to support the new administrative and MRO facilities? Although the Diamond Centre and MRO facilities were built on a 1961 brownfield site, early geotechnical testing confirmed that no soil contamination required remediation. This allowed the project team to proceed efficiently and focus efforts on integrating new infrastructure within an active industrial site. What specific energy performance targets were established and how are they being measured? The project employed several strategies to improve building performance in practical ways. Englobe Engineering was contracted for mechanical, electrical, and energy modelling, with Lemay's internal sustainability team providing strategic guidance for the project. The Diamond Centre and MRO buildings were designed to meet practical energy-performance goals established jointly by Dow, Lemay, York Construction, and Englobe Engineering. Targets and strategies include: * Energy and GHG performance - Designed for a 25 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and a 36 per cent reduction in annual operational energy costs compared to ASHRAE 90.1 baseline requirements. * Daylighting and lighting efficiency - Optimized daylight access in workspaces to reduce artificial lighting demand and high-efficiency LED fixtures paired with daylight sensors to minimize energy use. * Heat-island reduction - Expanded soft landscaping across the site and centralized parking to reduce paved surface area and mitigate heat-island effects. * Refrigerant and HVAC strategy - Use of HVAC systems with no CPC-based refrigerants. * Water and landscape performance - Revegetation of the 10-ha (25-acre) site using drought-tolerant native plantings with zero irrigation requirements to reduce water consumption and support local biodiversity; and restoration of a pond next to the main entry. * Construction waste and materials - Comprehensive construction waste-diversion program and use of low-VOC finishes and recycled-content materials to support indoor environmental quality. * Active mobility and wellness - Bicycle parking, staff fitness facilities, and showers to support active transportation and promote employee wellbeing. Construction Canada weekly newsletters give the latest AEC industry news for those who build, design, engineer, specify, renovate or operate in the built environment. Read the latest issue. March 2026

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