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That’s why, after 28 years with a large Kansas City surveying firm, Brewster moved to Springfield and opened C-Tech Solutions, an engineering and surveying firm.
“It’s always been my aim to settle here,” he said. “A year ago, we made the plunge and bought a house here.”
Brewster and his wife, Debra, opened C-Tech Solutions on Aug. 1. The company is small – 15 employees – for the Brewsters, who came from the 470-employee Wilson & Co., where they were partners.
However, the couple plans to double their leased space at 3315 E. Ridgeview, Ste. 2000, in the next 60 days from its current 1,800 square feet.
That’s not their long-term goal, though.
The Brewsters have budgeted to spend about $1.5 million to build a 10,000- to 15,000-square-foot building within three years, probably in southeast Springfield.
Debra Brewster said C-Tech Solutions would employ about 100 people and expand the depth of its service once it moves in to its new building.
“We have very aggressive growth plans,” she said. “In the future, we will be going into design and build.”
More information about C-Tech Solutions will be in the Aug. 22 issue of SBJ.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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