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Carrier's Automated Logic to Acquire Texas Dealer LSI, Expanding Mission-Critical Building Automation
Automated Logic Contracting Services, a Carrier Global unit, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Logical Solutions, Inc. (LSI), a Richardson, Texas-based dealer. The deal, expected to close within months, adds field engineering and service personnel to Automated Logic's enterprise platform and extends its reach into mission-critical environments across North America.

Automated Logic Contracting Services, Inc., part of Carrier Global Corporation, announced on November 5, 2026, that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Logical Solutions, Inc. (LSI), an Automated Logic dealer headquartered in Richardson, Texas. The transaction is expected to close in the coming months.
What LSI adds to the platform
LSI contributes a team of field engineers, project managers, application engineers, and service professionals, along with established technical expertise in building-management systems. The acquisition follows Automated Logic's recent purchase of Control Consultants & Services, Inc., another Texas-based dealer, and builds on the integration of six previous acquisitions.
Scope of the combined operation
The combination pairs LSI's field expertise with Automated Logic's enterprise automation platform to support unified, AI-ready building-management systems. Automated Logic provides solutions for controlling and monitoring heating, air conditioning, and lighting across:
- commercial offices
- educational facilities
- health care buildings
- government facilities
- data centers
The deal is positioned to strengthen Automated Logic's national presence, particularly in mission-critical environments.
Gaurang Pandya, President of Climate Solutions Americas at Carrier, stated that the combined entity will support the growing needs of scale customers in mission-critical environments across North America through the Carrier QuantumLeap suite of solutions. He also noted that the relationship between Automated Logic and LSI dates back to 1995.
Source: Refindustry.
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