Engineering and construction firm Dornan Group is set to be acquired by Turner Construction Company.

Turner will acquire 100 percent of Dornan, subject to the customary merger control approval process in the EU.

Other terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.

Dornan said it expects to deliver €700 million ($759m) of turnover this year. The company provides services on large-scale projects for blue-chip clients in the tech sector, including data centers and biopharma facilities.

“Dornan brings incredible strength to Turner and is an important part of Turner’s strategy to serve clients wherever their needs are. The combination of Turner and Dornan will enable us to offer a broader range of services and solutions that our clients seek in Europe,” said Peter Davoren, president and CEO at Turner Construction Company.

Brian Acheson, CEO at Dornan, added: “Our clients will continue to enjoy the same level of superior service as we deliver complex technical projects within time and on budget.

“They will also benefit from the increased strength of Dornan as part of a company with over $18 billion of turnover. Similarly, our employees will find increased opportunity provided by Turner to grow Dornan.”

Dornan, headquartered in Ireland, currently operates across the UK and Ireland, continental Europe, and the Nordics. The company was the contractor behind the Canary Wharf Crossrail network station in London.

In the Netherlands, Dornan has also been developing a 160,000 sqm (1.7m sq ft) data center and a 17.6MW data center.

Turner is a building contractor based in North America. The company is currently working on data center projects in the Netherlands and Spain. Turner has delivered projects such as the Indira Gandhi Airport in New Dehli, hotel expansions, and a data center facility for a hospital in Florida.