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whom we can create enduring relationships. Being called on
repeatedly by communities like Abilene proves eHT lives up
to that vision.
The present structure of the company came about in 2006
when Enprotec, Inc., merged with Hibbs & Todd, Inc. The
firm is a merger of two entities, Hibbs & Todd, Inc., founded
in 1985 as Todd Engineering, Inc., and Enprotec, Inc.,
founded in 1989. In its history, eHT has completed
thousands of projects all over Texas and has been cited
numerous times with prestigious state and national awards
for its work. Even with about seventy employees, ranging
from engineers to technicians, the founders of eHT still point
to personal relationships as the basis for its recognition.
The name “eHT” is a familiar one to many Abilenians. But
they may not know exactly how important the firm is to the
everyday life of the city. As previously mentioned, the
Abilene Hamby Water Reclamation Facility and Indirect
Reuse Project is an example of the significance of the projects
that eHT has worked on and how well we perform our work.
In 2017, the project, designed and managed by eHT,
received the Large Utility Indirect and Bob Derrington Reuse
Award from the Texas Section of the American Waterworks
Association (AWWA). In 2016, the City of Abilene and eHT
received two highly prestigious awards for the project. The
first was the 2016 Project of the Year Award from the
WateReuse Association, which recognizes projects whose
significance and contributions to the community continue to
advance the water reuse industry. The project was presented
and the award received in Tampa, Florida. The second award
the project received in 2016 was the Engineering News-
Record Texas and Louisiana Chapter Best Water and
Environmental Project of the Year Award. Recognition for
this award was given during a ceremony in Houston.
Projects designed by Enprotec/Hibbs & Todd, Inc. extend
far outside the City of Abilene and surrounding area.
Missouri City, near Houston, is also the home of an awardwinning
project designed by the Abilene firm. On July 6,
2012, the Missouri City Surface Water Treatment Plant
project received the Environmental Project of the Year Award
from the Texas Chapter of the American Public Works
Association (APWA) in the $25-$75 Million category.
The leadership of eHT also has been honored with
various awards, such as the Texas Water Utilities Association
2011 Leadership Award for “being devoted to improving
the public health and water environment for the citizens
of Texas.” Hibbs, Todd and numerous members of our
professional staff have deep roots in Abilene and are
involved in the life of the city. We employ Registered
Professional Engineers, Registered Professional Geologists
and Registered Professional Land Surveyors in the State of
Texas. Our staff are members of the American Society of
Civil Engineers and other national and state professional
organizations. eHT professionals are committed to the
Abilene community and are involved with several
professional and charitable organizations. We are proud to
call Abilene home and are also proud to represent our city
around the State of Texas managing multiple successful
projects — all designed in Abilene!
Above: In 2011, Scott Hibbs, President of eHT, met with Washington D.C.
representatives along with City of Abilene officials regarding progress on
the proposed Cedar Ridge Reservoir. Pictured are Scott Hibbs, Anthony
Williams, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson, Norm Archibald, Larry Gilley and
Tommy O’Brien.
Below: Abilene Shotwell Stadium improvements designed and managed
by eHT.
COURTESY OF EHT.
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