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The Consulting Engineers Group, Inc. a Texas Corporation

Address : San Antonio, Texas, United States

Industries : Civil Engineering, Design

Company Description

The Consulting Engineers Group, Inc. was established in 1966 by Norman L. Scott to provide structural engineering and management services to the construction industry. Initially, Norm offered a variety of marketing and management services, augmented by experts in various fields. However, the firm's continued work in the precast, prestressed concrete industry soon led to specialization in that field. Over the next few years, Jerry Goettsche, Les Martin and Armand Gustaferro joined the firm, adding more design capability. CEG experienced steady growth for the next several years. In 1982, an office was opened in San Antonio, Texas headed by Tom D'Arcy. Tom had considerable experience in the precast concrete industry, and was soon assembling a competent staff in precast concrete design, shop drawings and other structural engineering services. The ensuing years saw the scope of services greatly expand to include parking and transportation consulting services and concrete restoration engineering. CEG has been successfully involved in projects in virtually every state in the U. S., and in several foreign countries. CEG is a qualified Employee Stock Ownership (ESOP) company with all employees participating in that ownership. This will assure a smooth transition of ownership in the years ahead.Our Mission StatementPeople are CEG's most important assets. Fair and honest treatment of employees must be maintained at all costs. Professional growth and personal job satisfaction must be one of the most important goals of the firm.A superior service is expected by our clients. By aiming for excellence the firm will attain the desired company goals. The objectives of our clients are also our objectives. CEG must continuously initiate and maintain services which will help clients with their objectives. The health and well being of concrete design and construction is essential to the success of CEG. Uncommon efforts must be devoted to advancing the industry.