P.E. Structural Consultants, Inc. (PESC) was a U.S. structural engineering and transportation-infrastructure consulting firm that became part of Hardesty & Hanover (H&H). The firm provided structural engineering services for bridges, transportation infrastructure, and other structural projects, with documented work across Texas and other parts of the United States. H&H’s acquisition of P.E. Structural Consultants is documented in corporate records and business databases, making the current relationship important when describing the company.

P.E. Structural Consultants had experience in bridge inspection, bridge evaluation, bridge rehabilitation, bridge replacement design, structural engineering, and transportation infrastructure. Federal Highway Administration records identify P.E. Structural Consultants as a project consultant on the Spur 601 Inner Loop project in El Paso, Texas, a major design-build-finance transportation project completed in 2011.

The firm’s historical government work also included structural evaluations and bridge engineering. Federal contracting records identify P.E. Structural Consultants as having performed bridge-related work for the U.S. Forest Service, including structural evaluation of bridges in the Sam Houston National Forest and the design of repair or replacement work for the Sixmile Creek Bridge in the Sabine Ranger District. These records also identify the company as a woman-owned business and DOT-certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) at the time of those contracts.

Historical Texas transportation records also identify P.E. Structural Consultants as the project engineer for bridge and roadway improvement projects in the Austin-area region. For example, Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District records identified the company as the project engineer for the Great Oaks Drive bridge replacement project and related Brushy Creek Road/Hairy Man Road improvements.

Today, P.E. Structural Consultants should be understood in the context of Hardesty & Hanover, an engineering firm specializing in transportation infrastructure, bridges, highways, transit, and related engineering services. H&H’s current public information describes capabilities including bridge design and structural inspection, while historical PESC work demonstrates experience in bridge engineering and structural infrastructure.