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
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Collin College Wylie Campus Wins IIDA Design Excellence Award
Company News, Project UpdatesThe IIDA Texas Oklahoma Chapter Design Excellence Awards recognize the highest quality and achievement in interior design, and honor the creativity and innovation of the best of Texas and Oklahoma designers. The Collin College Wylie Campus was named the winner of the Design Excellence Award for Education Research (Design). We’re thrilled to see our colleagues at Page recognized for their hard work on this innovative design with this honor. RWB Consulting Engineers served as the MEP Engineering consultant on this higher education project.
This design project included three separate occupied buildings and a standalone central utility plant across 350,000 square feet. The project was designed and coordinated in Revit MEP. Keep reading about our MEP design on the Collin College Wylie Campus.
We treat every higher education project with the same level of accuracy, detail, and attention required to win awards. If you would like to speak with one of our principals about your next campus project, please contact us.
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NewslettersWelcome Our 2021 Summer Interns
Company NewsRWB is thrilled to welcome four new interns this summer as part of our 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.
School: Auburn University
Year in School: Senior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Anna began researching the role that engineering plays in the built world after taking an AP Art class with an Architecture concentration. She decided to purse mechanical engineering for the combination of visceral and behavioral design. This summer, Anna looks forward to gaining mentorship and hands-on experience, while expanding her skills in AutoCAD and Revit. She hopes to pursue a career in either MEP, Structural, Architectural engineering, or product design.
At school, Anna is involved in Tau Beta Pi Honor Society, Chi Omega Sorority and Onward Campus Ministries.
School: Texas A&M University
Year in School: Junior
Major: Architectural Engineering
Aside from her love of math and physics, Piper was inspired by her grandfather to pursue an engineering degree, as he was an engineer himself. She learned about RWB when attending a presentation on campus given by RWB Principal, Ken Fulk. Piper hopes to gain experience by collaborating and working with computer-aided design.
In her free time, Piper enjoys drawing and playing piano.
School: Oklahoma State University
Year in School: Senior
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Weston chose an engineering pathway based on his love for science, math and problem solving. He says, “put those together and you get engineeringâ€. He is excited to gain valuable experience and apply it to the work he will complete at RWB this summer. Weston’s career path includes earning an EIT, working his way up to P.E. and Project Management.
Weston’s hobbies including watching new shows and hanging out with friends. He also enjoys boxing, biking, hiking and rock climbing.
School: University of Texas at Austin
Year in School: Junior
Major: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Tyler admires creators and inventors which inspired his decision to pursue engineering as a career. During an Independent Study course, Tyler was mentored by RWB Principal, Mike Adcock who encouraged him to apply to RWB’s internship program. Tyler looks forward to gaining knowledge and experience within the professional world of engineering as well as creating bonds with coworkers during his time here at RWB.
Next semester, Tyler will be a Teaching Assistant for one of his Electrical Engineering classes. He is also an officer within his Fraternity, Phi Kappa Tau.
RWB Wins Two ASHRAE Dallas 2021 Technology Awards
Company News, Industry TrendsIn early January, the Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE recognized RWB Consulting Engineers for notable HVAC design of two projects: Richardson’s Lake Highlands Freshman Center, now called Building H, and Arlington ISD’s Agricultural Science Center. Both projects earned the chapter’s Technology Award in the Existing Building and New Construction – Educational Facilities category.
The ASHRAE Technology Awards recognizes prestigious buildings with innovative HVAC designs. Criteria for the award include:
RWB is proud to achieve two new Technology Awards for educational projects. RWB previously won the 2020 ASHRAE Technology Award at the Regional level for Denton ISD’s Ray Braswell High School for New Construction – Educational Facility.
The Winning Projects: Details
Lake Highlands Freshman Center
Some of the performance issues include:
Based on the evaluations of load calculations, RWB improved performance while downsizing the MEP equipment in this building.
Arlington ISD Agricultural Science Center
The building opened in 2019 to students and faculty offering the opportunity to experience hands-on learning as it relates to agricultural education.
The Arlington ISD Agricultural Science Center is a net-zero energy building, producing more energy than it consumes, which is tracked by the Energy Management System (EMS) tied to all the mechanical components.
Some energy-efficient items that were included in the design are:
The PV array and wind turbine help with energy production while the rainwater storage collection tanks help with irrigation and other internal barn uses.
ASHRAE Dallas Technology Award
In December each year, The Dallas Chapter of ASHRAE accepts nominations for their Technology Award competition. The program recognizes multiple MEP engineering firms in different categories ranging from Commercial to Institutional and Residential facility types.
As the winner of the Chapter award, both projects will move to the Regional competition for a chance to compete at the Societal competition.
Nathan Hart, P.E. leads the mechanical team on the Lake Highlands High School Freshman Center HVAC Upgrades Project.
Joseph Proctor, P.E. leads the team on the Net-Zero energy design of the Arlington ISD Agricultural Science Center.