Hwc Engineering history

1995 – Michael Cline joins the firm as partner and the firm name changes to Hannum, Wagle & Cline Engineering.

1997 – HWC opens the Indianapolis office.

2000 – HWC opens an office in Scottsburg, Indiana.

2001 – HWC receives the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Top 100 Growth Award for the second consecutive year.

2003 – HWC receives an Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) contract to conduct a Phase 2 Environmental Study, also known as “section six of seven”, for the proposed extension of Interstate 69 from Indianapolis to Evansville, Indiana.

2004 – HWC receives the Indiana University Kelley School of Business Top 100 Growth Award for the third time.

2005 – HWC is recognized as a finalist for the 2005 Indiana Entrepreneurial Award of Distinction for their growth, innovation and willingness to take calculated risks.

2007 – HWC’s professional corporate staff exceeds 55 people across the four offices.

2009 – Ed Jolliffe joins the firm as President of HWC.

2011 – HWC acquires Floyd E. Burroughs & Associates and an office in Noblesville, Indiana.

2012 – HWC ranks 18th on the Indianapolis Business Journal’s list of Largest Indianapolis-Area Engineering Firms.

2013 – A management group led by President and CEO Ed Jolliffe and Executive Vice President Terry Baker acquire majority interest in HWC Engineering.

2014 – HWC ranked 15th on the Indianapolis Business Journal’s list of Largest Indianapolis-Area Engineering Firms.

2015 – HWC received two State Finalist Awards for Engineering Excellence from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) of Indiana for Seashore Waterpark in Lebanon, Indiana and the Village Promenade in Muncie, Indiana.

2016 – HWC was named a Top Place to Work in Indiana by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

2017 – HWC was named a Top Place to Work in Indiana by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.

2018 – HWC was named a Top Place to Work in Indiana by the Indiana Chamber of Commerce.