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St. Louis construction company acquires Kuehne
By: Daily Reporter Staff//February 15, 2022//
Listen to this articleOak Creek-based Kuehne Co., which provides landscaping, guardrail and signs for highway, road, bridge and commercial construction projects, has been acquired by St. Louis-based Apex Commercial Construction.
Kuehne will become a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise and Minority-Owned certified as a result of the new ownership.
Following the acquisition, Kuehne Co. will continue to be based in Oak Creek and will retain all 20 union and non-union employees, according to a news release.
Apex has also appointed Ken Buford as president of the Kuehne Co.
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