Sacramento, CA – April 29, 2024 – TESCO Controls, a United Flow Technologies (“UFT”) company, one of the nation’s largest systems integrators in the water/wastewater industry, today announced that Brian Adams has been named Vice President of Strategic Accounts, effective immediately. Brian’s appointment signifies a strategic move to bolster TESCO Controls’ business development initiatives, focusing on key accounts and commercial strategies.
Since joining TESCO Controls in January 2018 as Director of Alternative Delivery Projects, Brian Adams has showcased strong leadership and industry expertise. His background in civil engineering and extensive project management experience makes him a valuable asset to our team.
As a registered civil engineer in both California and Texas and a board member of the Water Collaborative Delivery Association, Brian brings a wealth of professional knowledge to his new role.
Starting his career as a hard-bid contractor in heavy civil construction, Brian’s journey has included roles in mechanical contracting for mid-rise and high-rise projects. After selling his companies in the 1990s, he earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.
As Vice President of Strategic Accounts, Brian will strengthen existing partnerships and forge new ones to drive our business forward. He will focus on executing TESCO’s Design Build strategy and growing traditional product categories, including System Integration, Power Distribution, and Aftermarket Services.
TESCO Controls congratulates Brian Adams on his promotion and looks forward to his continued contributions to our success.
About TESCO Controls: Tesco Controls, a UFT Company, is a leading full-service system integrator and original equipment manufacturer (OEM). Our business is designing, manufacturing, and integrating electrical and process control systems for water, wastewater, transportation, lighting, and renewable energy applications. TESCO delivers high-value, innovative solutions designed to optimize operations, improve communication, and reduce operating costs. Since 1972, TESCO has successfully completed over 50,000 projects, including…For more information, visit https://tescocontrols.com.