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Koti Vadlamudi joins Primoris as President and CEO
Vadlamudi will take charge on Nov. 10 and will also be inducted to the company's Board of Directors, on the same day.
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Jeffin T. Kaleekal - Sat, 11, Oct 2025
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Koti Vadlamudi / Handout: Business Wire
Texas based infrastructure services company Primoris Services Corporation appointed Koti Vadlamudi as its President and Chief Executive Officer on Oct. 7.
Scheduled to take charge on Nov. 10, Vadlamudi will also be appointed to the company's Board of Directors on the same day. He will take over from Interim President and CEO David King, who will continue to serve as Chairman of Primoris’ Board of Directors.
Welcoming his successor, King said in a statement, “On behalf of the Board of Directors, I’m pleased to welcome Koti to Primoris and express our full support as he steps into this role.”
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He added, “Koti’s respected track record and extensive experience providing solutions across a wide range of industries, engaging with stakeholders, and integrating new businesses to unlock their full potential make him well-suited to lead Primoris to its next chapter of growth.”
A graduate of Cornell University, Vadlamudi joins Primoris after a thirty-year career at Jacobs, a global advisory and consultancy for critical infrastructure. He most recently served as Jacobs' Executive Vice President of Operations.
Vadlamudi expressed joy over his appointment and said, "It’s a privilege to take on this position at such a dynamic and reputable company. Primoris has a strong foundation, exceptional talent, and a clear path for accelerated growth as we continue to deliver essential infrastructure across North America.”
He further said, “I’m energized by the opportunities to provide outstanding results for our clients and value for our shareholders – guiding us into a future defined by progress, performance, and lasting impact.”
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