IEA Inc.

IEA Inc. IEA, Inc. is a minority-owned, DBE/HUB-certified civil and structural engineering firm headquartered

🚂 Next Stop: Railway Interchange 2026 🚂 's Director of Transit/Rail, Jason Barton is headed to Railway Interchange 2026 ...
05/28/2026

🚂 Next Stop: Railway Interchange 2026 🚂

's Director of Transit/Rail, Jason Barton is headed to Railway Interchange 2026 in Omaha, Nebraska! We are excited to dive into the latest in rail innovation, connect with industry leaders, and share ideas that keep the future of rail moving forward.

We hope to connect and spark some great conversations on the tracks of tomorrow!

For more info see here: https://zurl.co/NxIEY

At , we are forever grateful to those who laid down their lives so we may live freely. Honoring our fallen heroes this ...
05/25/2026

At , we are forever grateful to those who laid down their lives so we may live freely. Honoring our fallen heroes this .

In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed today (5/25).

🚙Happy National Road Trip Day! Today celebrates the beauty of adventure on the open road. Need inspiration for your next...
05/22/2026

🚙Happy National Road Trip Day! Today celebrates the beauty of adventure on the open road. Need inspiration for your next Texas road trip? We've got some ideas, just swipe through. 👉

Visit the beautiful cities of Austin, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, and Houston that calls home. On the way, you'll be sure to drive on or pass through some of IEA's previous projects.

Flood Safety Starts Before the Storm 🌧️ Across Texas, flooding remains one of the most common and dangerous natural disa...
05/22/2026

Flood Safety Starts Before the Storm 🌧️

Across Texas, flooding remains one of the most common and dangerous natural disasters, often developing faster than expected. This Texas Flood Awareness Week, is committed to helping our communities stay informed, take action early, and recover stronger after every storm.

📲 Prepare Before the Storm
Know your flood risk, sign up for local alerts, and have an emergency kit and evacuation plan ready for your family.

🚗 Don’t Risk Flooded Roads
Never walk, swim, or drive through flooded streets. Just 12 inches of water can carry away a car. If you see water on the road, turn around and stay safe.

🌱 From Recovery to Resilience
After a flood, stay cautious. Avoid standing water, document notable damage, and lean on available local resources as you work towards rebuilding.

Preparedness today equals safety tomorrow. For more info on flood safety practices see the link: https://zurl.co/PwppE

05/21/2026

The Human Side of Flood Protection 👥

Behind every drainage solution is a team of people who understand the real impact flooding can have on families, neighborhoods, and communities.

This Texas Flood Awareness Week, our Drainage Team are sharing personal stories, lessons learned, and why they’re passionate about creating safer, more resilient infrastructure for the future. Their experiences are a reminder that drainage design is about more than pipes and plans, it’s about protecting homes, preserving livelihoods, and helping communities recover stronger after every storm. ⛈️

At IEA, we remain committed to delivering thoughtful, resilient solutions that make a lasting difference for the people and places we serve.

💙 Wear Blue Wednesday 💙Today, offices are wearing blue in continued support of Texas Flood Awareness Week's . Floodin...
05/20/2026

💙 Wear Blue Wednesday 💙

Today, offices are wearing blue in continued support of Texas Flood Awareness Week's . Flooding is one of the most common and costly natural disasters in Texas, and awareness is crucial in saving lives.

By wearing blue, we’re proud to stand with communities across Texas and highlight the work engineers do to help reduce risk and protect people and property. 🌧️🌊

Staying on Track Starts with Strong Flood Protection 🚆⛈️ In recognition of Texas Flood Awareness Week, we’re highlightin...
05/19/2026

Staying on Track Starts with Strong Flood Protection 🚆⛈️

In recognition of Texas Flood Awareness Week, we’re highlighting our TEXRail Drainage Extension Design Project, and how thoughtful drainage design helps reduce flood risk and protect critical infrastructure.

provided comprehensive drainage design and H&H analysis services for the TEXRail Extension within the City of Fort Worth. We also completed a separate H&H study to support floodplain permitting and demonstrate zero-impact to the City’s effective flood models.

Key Highlights Include:
🛤️ Development of a full drainage plan across three distinct rail segments
🏙️ Coordination with City of Fort Worth Stormwater, Trinity Metro, and UPRR
⛔ Zero-impact to the effective Leslie Creek flood model, despite no FEMA-mapped stream crossings

Swipe to see Kyle Moynihan, PE, CFM, discuss the complex drainage and railroad requirements IEA faced and how we ultimately delivered a zero-impact design. 👉

Texas Flood Awareness Week: Rising Waters, Real Stories 🌊This Week, is highlighting the critical role that engineering...
05/18/2026

Texas Flood Awareness Week: Rising Waters, Real Stories 🌊

This Week, is highlighting the critical role that engineering plays in protecting lives, infrastructure, and our environment. From stormwater management to floodplain mapping, our team at IEA is committed to helping communities prepare and respond.

Follow along all week as we share our team's insights, project highlights, and practical advice focused on reducing flood risk across the Lone Star State.

Big Conversations in the Basin! 💡Yesterday, ’s Carlos Valdez, PE and Jesse Fleming, PE, attended the 2026 Texas Departm...
05/14/2026

Big Conversations in the Basin! 💡

Yesterday, ’s Carlos Valdez, PE and Jesse Fleming, PE, attended the 2026 Texas Department of Transportation Odessa District CEI Workshop. The event provided valuable updates on the Odessa and El Paso Districts, including discussions on change orders, work authorizations, and regional priorities shaping the future of transportation infrastructure in West Texas.

The program included insightful presentations by TxDOT Senior Director of District Operations, Eric Lykins, PE; TxDOT Construction Division Director, Duane Milligan, PE; TxDOT PEPS Center of Excellence Director, Dan Neal, PE; and TxDOT Odessa District Engineer, Saul Romero, PE.

It was a great opportunity to connect with other firms and continue building relationships throughout Odessa and El Paso. We appreciate TxDOT putting together a valuable and informative event. 💼

A Mile to Stop. A Second to Decide. 🚆Under favorable conditions with a stopping distance of around 10 feet, a 160,000-lb...
05/06/2026

A Mile to Stop. A Second to Decide. 🚆

Under favorable conditions with a stopping distance of around 10 feet, a 160,000-lb locomotive at 20 mph would produce an average impact force of about 200,000 pounds during deceleration.

Even at that speed, the forces involved are significant. This is why heavy and fast-moving machinery has strict warnings and safety precautions at crossings where railroads intersect roadways. Not only do vehicles cross these areas, but pedestrians do as well.

As we continue observing , take a moment to swipe through and learn how to safely navigate rail crossings.

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