The Dallas Morning News Recognizes RWB Consulting Engineers Among the Top Workplaces in Dallas-Fort Worth for 2025
Published Nov 18, 2025, 4:00 pm
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The Dallas Morning News Recognizes RWB Consulting Engineers Among the Top Workplaces in Dallas-Fort Worth for 2025
11/18/2025 — Recently, The Dallas Morning News announced RWB Consulting Engineers was included in the esteemed Top Workplaces D-FW 2025 list.
RWB Consulting Engineers ranked number 25 in the Top Small Companies category.
The Dallas Morning News’ Top Workplaces D-FW, presented by Medium Giant, is run by research partner, Energage, and is predicated on an extensive employee survey that celebrates excellence in areas such as company leadership, compensation, training, workplace flexibility, diversity, and more.
In 2025, the 17th year for the Top Workplaces awards in D-FW, a record-breaking number of more than 8,000 deserving companies were nominated — and more than 136,000 employees were surveyed.
“This marks our second consecutive year receiving this honor. It’s a reflection of our people-first culture and shared commitment to excellence that defines our firm. We are extremely proud of our leaders and team members who exemplify our Core Values every day: People, Principles, Problem Solving, and Pursuing Excellence.”
– RWB Consulting Engineers Leadership
Winners were honored during a special invite-only awards celebration on Thursday, November 6 and featured in the Top Workplaces D-FW magazine, distributed in The Dallas Morning News on November 9.
At RWB Consulting Engineers, we are proud to be among the 2025 Top Workplaces
D-FW winners.
The business community in North Texas is the engine that drives progress and change for all aspects of our region — education, mobility, infrastructure, housing, philanthropy, and so much more.
About RWB Consulting Engineers
Established in 1986 and located in Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. RWB specializes in the engineering of mechanical heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing, fire protection, electrical and low voltage (technology) systems building systems for a variety of facilities. Our team of professionals work together to meet the goals of all our clients by listening to their specific individual needs and being diligent in meeting them in our final products of service.
About Top Workplaces D-FW
The Dallas Morning News’ Top Workplaces D-FW recognizes and celebrates businesses that are at the top of their game and that are making North Texas a better place to work. Each year, the selection process is conducted entirely by an independent research firm and is not a pay-for-play opportunity. The winning workplaces are celebrated with a comprehensive media and recognition program. For more information, visit TopWorkplacesDFW.com.
About The Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Morning News is Texas’ leading daily newspaper with a strong journalistic reputation, intense regional focus, and close community ties and has been delivering credible, trustworthy local news coverage for nearly two centuries. The News reaches 1.6 million people every week through print and digital products. For more information, visit DallasNews.com.
About Medium Giant
Sister company to The Dallas Morning News, Medium Giant transforms client ambitions from vision to reality. As a full-service integrated advertising agency, the team blends strategic expertise, storytelling, and proprietary tools to drive measurable growth. Their award-winning work, honored by the Addys, Reggies, Davey Awards, and AMA DFW, among others, proves the power of thinking giant. For more information, visit mediumgiant.co.
Fall 2022 Newsletter
NewslettersRWB Team Celebrates the Groundbreaking of Lake Highlands Middle School
Company News, Project UpdatesOn Tuesday, September 6, 2022, the RWB team joined Cadence McShane Construction, Perkins & Will, and Richardson ISD to break ground on Lake Highlands Middle School . The team celebrated the start of construction at 10301 Walnut Hill Lane in Dallas, next to Lake Highlands Junior High.
Significantly, this project marks Richardson ISD’s first new school construction since 2014, showing a strong commitment to educational advancement. The new 249,000-square-foot, three-story school will feature flexible learning environments and an ICC-500-rated community tornado shelter for safety.
RWB designed the building’s MEP systems to support both student comfort and long-term energy efficiency. The district selected this site to replace the original Lake Highlands Junior High, which was built in the 1960s. As a result, the new facility will modernize education in the area and serve future generations for decades to come.
The facility will use a 4-pipe chilled and heating water system to serve most of the school’s three-story structure. Meanwhile, rooftop AC units will condition the athletic areas and other specialty spaces throughout the building. Centrally located on the first floor, a STEM lab will feature a mechanical room with full-height windows.
This design allows students to observe the mechanical systems that serve the first floor in real time. As a result, instructors can easily incorporate real-world MEP system functions into their STEM curriculum. The design team positioned the project in an underutilized section of the adjacent field to enable phased construction. Because of this strategic placement, crews can build the new facility while keeping the existing school operational. This multi-year phased approach minimizes disruption to students and staff throughout the transition.
The new school will open in August 2024 and accommodate up to 1,500 students in grades 6 through 8. Perkins & Will serves as the Architect of Record, while Cadence McShane leads construction as the General Contractor.
Welcome 2022 Summer Interns
Company NewsRWB is proud to welcome six new interns this summer as part of our 2022 firm internship program.
During their time here at RWB, they will gain hands-on experience with MEP Engineering Design. They will help with the design process and documentation of current projects by working in AutoCAD and Revit and visiting project jobsites.
Allyson Lux
School: University of Alabama
Year in School: Graduated with BSME May 2022, now pursuing an MBA (May 2023)
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Allyson chose mechanical engineering because she had always enjoyed math and wanted a field that gave me many career options. Also, there are few women in mechanical engineering (about 10% total) and she wanted to change that. Hobbies include tennis, hiking, staying busy, and going to Alabama athletics games (football, basketball, baseball).
School: University of Texas at Dallas
Year in School: Senior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Braden chose to pursue engineering because it combined his passions for science, technology, and design. He is looking forward to gaining practical engineering experience and connecting with the engineers at RWB. Braden’s hobbies include gaming as well as modifying and racing cars.
School: Texas A&M University
Year in School: Junior
Major: Architectural Engineering – MEP track
Jacob has always enjoyed learning about buildings and solving problems. He is excited to be learning from the associates while here at RWB.
Jacob is involved in Scouts, enjoys playing music and is a member of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band.
School: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Year in School: Incoming Freshman
Major: Chemical Engineering
Nicolas was inspired to pursue chemical engineering by his high school Environmental Science teacher, who helped him realize how important chemical sciences are to modern society. He find myself fascinated by the complex web of chemical interactions between human industries, the environment, and our very bodies. Through chemistry, everything is united as one crazy complicated system.
Nicolas says, “Working at RWB has helped me realize that it is one hundred percent within my power to interact with this system, something that the engineers I work with get to do every day through their own expertise with MEP.”
School: University of Texas, Austin
Year in School: Junior
Major: Architectural Engineering
Nicole is an incoming transfer student, and a part of the class of 2024, at the University of Texas at Austin where she will be studying Architectural Engineering.
Going into university, Nicole aspired to become a Civil Engineer. That changed after she found out about ArchE. Working in two research labs, doing research on thermal comfort, and energy efficiency made her realize that a career in MEP would give her more intellectual fulfillment. Placing in 1st place at the Utilities Challenge Competition at her school, cemented this feeling for her.
Additionally, Nicole believes that a healthy work-life balance is necessary to be successful and happy. Therefore, she highly values the time that she can spend reading, home decorating, and shopping.
School: University of Missouri, Kansas City
Year in School: Senior
Major: Electrical & Computer Engineering
Inspired by his family, financial stability, construction design, electrical design and loves solving problems.
Hobbies include reading, chess, gym, fishing, and shopping.
Summer 2022 Newsletter
NewslettersRWB Honored with 2022 ASHRAE Technology Awards
Company News, Industry TrendsRWB Consulting Engineers has once again been recognized by the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE and ASHRAE Region VIII for excellence in building design.
In early January, the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE awarded RWB Consulting Engineers the Building Technology Award. A few months later in April 2022, the projects clinched the regional competition.
Our design of Vanguard High School earned the Building Technology Award in New Construction – Educational Facilities, and our work on the Frisco Athletic Center earned the Building Technology Award in Existing Buildings – Institutional Facilities. We are grateful to have RWB recognized by ASHRAE again.
The ASHRAE Technology Awards recognizes prestigious buildings with innovative HVAC designs. Criteria for the award include: