MCA acquires Tennessee, Texas companies

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Mobile Communications America is on the move again.

The Spartanburg company recently announced its acquisition of Texas and Tennessee-based communication providers Centronix and Communication Evolution.

"Centronix is a great addition to the MCA family," Vince Foody, CEO of MCA, said in a news release. "As the oldest Motorola channel partner in Corpus Christi, they have an outstanding reputation and excellent technical and sales support which aligns well with our service-first culture."

Centronix has served south Texas’ wireless communities for 31 years, according to the release. The acquisition will grow MCA’s footprint to 75 locations.

"It was important to me to find a buyer whose service philosophy matched mine,” Michael Baird, president and founder of Centronix, said in the release. “I wanted my customers to receive the same or even better customer service going forward. MCA has demonstrated nothing but first-rate service. They keep their word and I feel good about leaving my customers and employees in their hands."

Communications Evolutions is a full-service communication provider with 40 years of industry experience in McMinneville, Tenn. According to Foody, the company’s technical and service teams were a good match for MCA’s customer-service values.

“Communications Evolutions' number one priority has been our customers and employees," Regenia Myers, owner of Communications Evolutions, said in the release. "We are excited to become a part of the MCA organization because we believe they share the same priorities."

MCA also recently acquired North Charleston-based CodeLynx, a security systems and custom software engineering solutions firm, according to a Dec. 4 announcement.