BGE, Inc. Celebrates 50 Years
Written by Jennifer McLawhorn, Managing Editor
Pictured is Josey Lake Park, in Bridgeland, an 11,400-acre master-planned community in northwest Houston. BGE, Inc. has worked on this award-winning project since 2004, and another 10 years of work are still in development. Services provided include construction management, environmental, land/site development, public works, surveying, and transportation.
Image and caption courtesy of BGE, Inc.
HOUSTON - BGE, Inc. is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. This anniversary marks fifty years of full-service solutions in civil infrastructure, land development, and more. BGE, Inc. thanked its clients, business partners, communities, and teams who have played a role in its growth and success over the years.
BGE, Inc. is a full-service, multidisciplinary engineering consulting firm that was founded in 1975 and has played a role in delivering complex civil infrastructure projects across various sectors, including residential and commercial land development, transportation, water resources, energy, utilities, surveying, and more. The firm is known for its expertise in every stage— from planning and design to construction management and asset management.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, BGE hosted celebrations across 22 offices, bringing together over 1,000 employees for BGE Day. The company also launched a new website to highlight its range of projects. Additionally, BGE kicked off the ’50 for 50′ Community Service Initiative, a year-long commitment to supporting 50 charities and nonprofit organizations in the regions where the company operates.
“Our commitment to excellence has allowed us to grow and adapt in an ever-changing industry,” said Lee Lennard, BGE President and CEO. “As we celebrate this milestone, we reflect not only on our past achievements but also on the future, where we continue our journey of creating resilient and forward-thinking solutions.”
Looking to the future, BGE says it is focused on addressing challenges related to aging infrastructure, water resources, and building communities.
BGE President and CEO Lee Lennard
