Spartanburg, South Carolina-based Mobile Communications America, Inc., a leader in integrated communication, connectivity, and security solutions, announced the acquisition of Shreveport Communications, a long‑standing Motorola Service Center serving the Ark‑La‑Tex region for more than 50 years.
Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
Officials said the acquisition expands MCA's footprint in Louisiana, where the company already operates in two locations, and enhances its ability to deliver mission-critical communications, service, and support to public safety agencies and enterprise customers across the Gulf South.
"The strength of Shreveport Communications comes from their expertise, their dedication, and their commitment to doing what is right for customers," said Vince Foody, CEO of MCA. "Their focus on customer service, technical excellence, and rapid response reflects the service-first mindset that defines MCA, and we are thrilled to welcome them to the team."
Shreveport Communications operates from a 5,200-square-foot service center in Shreveport, Louisiana, equipped for drive-up mobile installation and repair, in-house portable radio service, and rapid response field support.
Its fleet of fully equipped service vehicles provides system maintenance across the region, including 24-hour emergency service for contract customers and routine response times designed to meet urgent customer needs.
With the addition of Shreveport Communications, officials said MCA strengthens two key areas of regional service delivery:
Enhanced local technical support throughout Northwest Louisiana, East Texas, Southeast and Southwest Arkansas.
Faster response times supported by a larger fleet of service vehicles.
Said Donnie Faith, vice president of Shreveport Communications. “MCA shares our values, our respect for our people, and our unwavering belief that reliability and relationships always come first. We're proud of our legacy, and even more excited about what the future holds together."
The acquisition marks MCA's first of the year.
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