American Reprographics Company is the leading reprographics company in the United States, providing business-to-business document management services to the architectural, engineering and construction industry, or AEC industry. It also provides these services to companies in non-AEC industries that also require sophisticated document management services. The company provides its core services through a proprietary suite of reprographics technology products, a nationwide network of locally-branded reprographics service centers, and facilities management programs at customers' locations throughout the country. Service centers are digitally connected as a cohesive network, allowing the company to provide its services to more than 65,000 active customers both locally and nationally.
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"American Reprographics Company." Accessed December 8, 2005.
Both companies were combined under the Tiger name in 1999 then changed to OCB Reprographics in July of 2002, when they added a Sorrento Valley location, in addition to their corporate location in Mission Valley.
In early 2001, Universal Reprographics South, Inc. was acquired by OCB's parent company, AmericanReprographicsCompany, and Chuck Hayes was made president of this new division.
OCB Reprographics joined forces in 1997 with AmericanReprographicsCompany (ARC), a fast-growing, nationwide company on the cutting edge of both technology and management.
AmericanReprographicsCompany (NYSE: ARP) was already the nation’s largest and fastest growing provider of outsourced reprographics when the company came to CHS’ attention.
ARC was a recapitalization transaction wherein CHS acquired a 50% interest alongside a proven management team.
With sales of $450 million and operations in 135 cities and 30 states, ARC is approximately 8x larger than its next largest competitor and the only reprographicscompany with a national footprint.
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