
BC Technical Acquires MagnaServ Enterprises, Inc.
The nation’s leading non-OEM medical imaging solutions provider further strengthens its imaging support and service capabilities with the acquisition of MagnaServ.
Thu Dec 03 2015
In an ongoing effort to provide unparalleled value and service to its customers, BC Technical has acquired MagnaServ Enterprises, Inc., one of the leading independent service organization (ISO) focused on MRI and CT in the United States. This acquisition allows BC Technical, the nation’s largest non-OEM provider of medical imaging solutions, to continue to add expertise and strengthen their capabilities within these modalities.
“This has been a very exciting year for the BC Technical family.” said Mark Alvarez, president and CEO of BC Technical. “We made a commitment to provide our customers the most cost-effective solutions paired with unsurpassed service, and part of that plan has been the ongoing strategic acquisition of companies that will allow us to be the only true alternative to the OEM.”
The acquisition of MagnaServ, based in Stuart, Florida, will expand BC Technical’s vast network of engineers in the field, allowing them to provide superior customer service and advanced technical support to their large customer base.
“MagnaServ became a leading ISO focused on MRI and CT in the United States for one reason – our total commitment to customer satisfaction,” states MagnaServ CEO Len Spooner. “Our focus on indentifying our client’s core needs, and partnering with them to develop a customized solution, has built our reputation as a solid service provider. We’re excited to join the BC Technical team and we’re confident that not only will they continue the level of service our clients have come to expect, but will take the organization to the next level.”
The addition of MagnaServ to the BC Technical team further solidifies BC Technical’s position as the leading nationwide, independent service, systems and parts provider for CT, MR, NM, PET and PET/CT – and the only viable alternative to the OEM.
This article was originally published on BC Technical.

