Core States Group Expands Civil Engineering in Dallas-Fort Worth

Eric Jaramillo joins Core States Group as Senior Civil Project Manager to bolster the civil engineering capabilities and regional growth in Dallas-Fort Worth. His vast experience and expertise promise to enhance the firm's influence in North Texas.

What Happened
Core States Group, a leading provider of integrated architecture, engineering, and construction (A/E/C) services, has appointed Eric Jaramillo as Senior Civil Project Manager to fortify its presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Based in the Frisco, Texas office, Jaramillo is tasked with building a local team and spearheading civil project executions. With over 25 years of experience in supporting construction and infrastructure for corporate headquarters, educational campuses, and other complex developments, Jaramillo is set to expand the firm's operations beyond multi-site programs to a more robust regional civil engineering practice.

Jaramillo's role will involve close collaboration with Core States Group's integrated architecture and engineering teams, supporting clients in the corporate, community, industrial, and distributed generation markets within the region. "His experience in North Texas, combined with his entrepreneurial mindset, makes him well suited to lead the continued expansion of our civil engineering capabilities across the region," said Josh Harlan, PE, Vice President – Civil at Core States Group.

What This Means for Your Business
For AECM professionals, Jaramillo's appointment signals a strengthening of Core States Group's civil engineering offerings in a key market. This expansion comes at a crucial time when the Dallas-Fort Worth region is experiencing significant growth, particularly in the corporate and industrial sectors. Businesses engaging with Core States Group can expect enhanced project execution capabilities and a more localized approach to their civil engineering needs. For government contractors and compliance officers, this development could translate into new opportunities for collaboration on public infrastructure projects, particularly those requiring compliance with regional standards and federal regulations.

What US Operators Should Watch
Operators and decision-makers in the AECM industry should keep an eye on the evolving procurement landscape in North Texas, as Core States Group's expanded presence could lead to new bidding opportunities. Key timelines to watch include regional project announcements and potential partnerships that leverage Core States Group's expertise in distributed generation and zero-emission vehicle infrastructure. Keeping abreast of these developments will be crucial for those looking to capitalize on the growth in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and align their strategies with emerging market trends.