HWC Engineering

We’re proud to support the City of Auburn in their downtown planning efforts! The 2026 Downtown Auburn Revitalization Plan will serve as a roadmap to strengthen the downtown district, ensuring it remains a vibrant community hub for years to come. Grounded in community input, the plan outlines strategies to enhance placemaking, support local businesses, and expand housing and connectivity. Together, these efforts position downtown Auburn for continued growth while preserving its unique historic character.

At HWC, we believe great work starts with supporting the people behind it. From promoting a healthy work-life balance to offering opportunities for employees and their families to connect through company events and activities, we strive to create an environment where people feel valued both professionally and personally.

We are grateful for our team that makes HWC such a great place to work, and we are always looking for talented individuals to join us. Start your career with us and apply today!

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HWC is proud to have team members appointed to seven different American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) Indiana committees. With only 12 committees, earning a seat is a significant achievement and reflects the expertise, leadership, and dedication of these individuals.

We are honored to have these team members representing HWC and contributing to the advancement of Indiana’s engineering industry. Congratulations to each of them, and we look forward to seeing the impact they will make in their respective committee roles!

HWC’s Brian Sheehan and Cori Hall had a great time attending the Connersville Parks & Recreation's groundbreaking celebration for the Roberts Park Playground, Skate Park, and Loop Trail project that will bring exciting new amenities to the community!

With funding support from the Lilly Endowment Inc.'s GIFT VIII grant, the City of Connersville and Fayette Community Foundation - Connersville applied the BOT (Build-Operate-Transfer) delivery method to complete this project, which involved a partnership between HWC, GM Development, Schutte Excavating, Fayette Community Foundation, and the City of Connersville. HWC provided topographic survey, schematic design, and construction document services for the park.

We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with the City, Fayette Community Foundation, GM Development, and Schutte Excavating on a project that will create a lasting impact for the Connersville community.

HWC is proud to once again be recognized by Louisville Business First as one of the largest local engineering firms in the Louisville region. This year, we climbed four spots in the ranking to #14, continuing our upward momentum from previous years. This achievement reflects the dedication of our New Albany team, the trust of our clients, and the high-quality work delivered across every project. We are grateful for the partnerships that make our continued growth possible and look forward to building on this success.

We're excited to announce the adoption of the 2026 Ripley County Comprehensive Plan! The Comprehensive Plan is a playbook for growth, investment, and decision-making over the next 10-20 years. Developed through extensive public engagement, the Plan reflects input from residents, business owners, and local leaders to establish a shared vision for the County’s future.

Building on the County’s last plan adopted in 2002, this update evaluates current conditions, identifies key challenges, and outlines actionable goals to support sustainable growth and enhanced quality of life. The Plan addresses issues such as housing availability, workforce development, infrastructure needs, and economic competitiveness while preserving Ripley County’s rural character and small-town identity.

While not regulatory, the Plan serves as the foundation for future zoning updates, capital improvements, and public-private partnerships. Its implementation framework identifies priorities and responsible parties to ensure progress over time. Ultimately, the Plan positions Ripley County to manage growth thoughtfully, strengthen its economy, and remain a vibrant, livable community for current and future residents.

HWC is proud to once again be recognized by the Indianapolis Business Journal as the 5th largest engineering firm in Indianapolis. We are grateful for the trust of our clients and the dedication of our team, whose quality work continues to drive our growth.

HWC is honored to have received recognition from the Indiana Chamber of Commerce as one of the Best Places to Work in Indiana for the 11th year in a row! HWC had a group attend the recent 21st Annual Best Places to Work in Indiana Awards Dinner at the Indiana Convention Center to celebrate.

Since being founded in Terre Haute, Indiana in 1989, HWC has remained committed to the community where it all began. We are excited to announce that our Terre Haute office has officially moved to a new space located at 500 Wabash Avenue. Mayor Brandon Sakbun and the local Chamber of Commerce commemorated HWC’s move to the heart of downtown Terre Haute with a ribbon cutting at the new office!

HWC staff welcomed clients and community partners to celebrate the Grand Opening of the new office space. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to tour the space and celebrate this exciting new chapter with us!

We are excited to announce that the White County Bridge 54 Replacement project received a State Finalist Award at ACEC's 2026 Engineering Excellence Awards!

HWC is proud of our involvement with this project. Pictured are Lukas Sipe and Jacob Isenburg at the recent ACEC Awards Ceremony along with White County representatives to celebrate their efforts on the project.