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Engineering Firms in Texas
Find engineering firms in Texas — TBPELS-licensed PEs and registered firms for civil, structural, MEP, telecom, environmental, and industrial projects across Houston, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and statewide.
Texas engineering services, end to end
From Houston's petrochemical complex and Permian Basin oil & gas, to Dallas–Fort Worth commercial and transportation, Austin semiconductors, and San Antonio defense and water — Texas engineering firms cover every discipline. Each must be registered with the Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (TBPELS) with a Texas-licensed PE in responsible charge.
Use this hub to find Texas engineering firms by city or discipline, browse verified PE records, and request matched proposals for your project.
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FAQ
Who licenses engineers in Texas?
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (TBPELS) licenses individual PEs and registers engineering firms. A firm offering or performing engineering services in Texas must hold a Certificate of Registration (firm F-number).
Do Texas projects require a registered firm?
Yes. Under Texas Engineering Practice Act §1001.405, any business that offers or performs engineering services in Texas must be registered with TBPELS in addition to having a PE in responsible charge.
Are out-of-state PE stamps accepted in Texas?
No. Engineering documents filed in Texas must be sealed by an engineer holding an active Texas PE license. Reciprocity (comity) is available but requires a Texas license before stamping.
What metros have the most engineering firms in Texas?
Houston (oil & gas, petrochemical), Dallas–Fort Worth (commercial, transportation), Austin (tech, semiconductors), and San Antonio (defense, water) concentrate the largest share of Texas engineering firms.