ABOUT eHT
Enprotec / Hibbs & Todd, Inc. (eHT)
Leaders
Scott F. Hibbs, PE
Scott has over 40 years of experience as a water resources consultant for many governmental entities in Texas. He directs multi-discipline and multi-organizational teams for regional water and wastewater projects, in addition to overseeing construction management and providing hands-on training for operations and maintenance personnel.
Jordan S. Hibbs, PE
Jordan has over 16 years of experience in the design and management of water, wastewater, drainage and site development projects for municipal and private clients. He has experience designing and evaluating water treatment plants, water distribution systems, wastewater treatment plants, wastewater collection systems and storm drainage systems. Jordan regularly coordinates with state and federal agencies for various projects and since January of 2024, he has served as the President of eHT.
Keith P. Kindle, PE
Keith has 33 years of experience managing large public works programs. He has in-depth experience in project management including planning, design and construction management for water supply, treatment and distribution projects and wastewater treatment and collection projects.
Scott Yungblut, PE
Scott has 30 years of experience in performing engineering analysis and design on geotechnical and construction materials testing projects throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma. He supervises and manages eHT’s soil and materials testing laboratory responsibilities including proposal preparation, field investigation, field and laboratory analysis, report preparation and construction quality assurance and quality control.
Sage Diller, PE
Sage has 24 years of experience in project design, management and construction oversight on a wide range of projects for municipal, state and private entities. His past projects have included municipal water and sewer systems, groundwater wells and storage facilities, state and county roadways and private developments.
Colden S. Rich, PE
Colden has 19 years of experience in the analysis, design, and management of water, wastewater, roadway, drainage, and site development projects for both municipal and industrial sector clients. He has experience evaluating and analyzing water treatment plants, water distribution systems, wastewater treatment plants, wastewater collection systems and storm drainage systems.
Chris S. Hay, PE
Chris has 18 years of experience with a particular focus on civil and municipal projects. His experience includes planning, design and project management in the areas of water distribution and transmission, wastewater collection and conveyance, roadway and drainage improvements and various park and recreational improvements including multi-purpose trails.
Brad Evans, CPA
Brad is a senior level executive and eHT’s Board Secretary with extensive experience in technical accounting and taxation. As Chief Financial Officer, he is responsible for the financial integrity of the firm. In that capacity, he oversees all financial accounting and federal and state tax reporting. In addition, Brad handles all risk and human resource management functions of eHT, including procurement of insurance coverages and assuring eHT’s employment law compliance.
Our Awards
City of Pearland Bailey Water Treatment Plant
2024 TCEQ Innovative or Protective Water System Award
City of Missouri City Regional Water Treatment Plant
2023 SCMA Outstanding Large Membrane Plant Award
City of Huntsville AJ Brown Wastewater Treatment Plant
2021 Engineering News-Record Award of Merit Project of the Year for Water / Environment Category
ACU Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium
2018 Engineering News-Record Award of Merit Project of the Year for Sports / Entertainment
Hamby Water Reclamation Facility and Indirect Reuse Project
2016 WateReuse Association Large Project of the Year
Hamby Water Reclamation Facility and Indirect Reuse Project
2017 American Waterworks Association – Texas Section Large Utility Indirect and Bob Derrington Reuse Award
City of Missouri City Regional Water Treatment Plant
2014 SCMA Outstanding Small Membrane Plant Award
Hamby Water Reclamation Facility and Indirect Reuse Project
2016 Engineering News-Record (TX/LA) Best Water/Environmental Project of the Year
City of Missouri City Regional Water Treatment Plant
2012 Environmental Project of the Year by APWA-Texas
Possum Kingdom WSC Water Treatment Plant
US EPA 2006 DWSRF Award for Sustainable Public Health Protection
Texas Water Utilities Association 2011 Leadership Award
Our Vision and Values
Enprotec / Hibbs & Todd, Inc. (eHT) will continue to develop long-term relationships with civil, environmental and geotechnical clients. These relationships will result from the delivery of timely, personal, professional, and cost-effective solutions that meet the objectives of the client. These solutions will be implemented by competent, respected, and supported employees who are challenged to excel and are rewarded for accomplishments.
eHT’s goal is to continue to attract clients with whom we can create enduring relationships. Our clients know that we care about them personally, and they view our employees as knowledgeable experts who are honest and dependable.
eHT has a working environment where support systems are well-organized and our employees take pride in the quality of their work, benefit from the team structure, and enjoy a variety of challenging projects. eHT cultivates commitment and confidence between employees and management. This cultivation is developed through trusting relationships, mutual respect, and valued opinions. eHT employees commit themselves to the success of the company by displaying a strong work ethic.
eHT’s management team holds a common vision, which attracts competent business people who cooperate, make timely and consistent decisions, take responsibility for their decisions, believe that the greatest asset to a corporation is its people, and share information regarding the welfare of the company.
News & Events
NEWS
Latest News
Congratulations to the City of Brady and the City of Paducah on their approval of funding by the Texas Water Development Board this morning. The City of Brady received $4,226,000 in grant from the Rural Water Assistance Fund (RWAF) for water line replacement. The City of Brady is also contributing $475,000 in funding towards the water improvements project. Replacing the older, undersized, and dilapidated water lines will save the City precious treated water and eliminate the high maintenance associated with these older water lines.
The City of Paducah also received a once-in-a-generation funding commitment of $22,711,000 in grant and a $2,275,000 loan from the RWAF to replace approximately 65,500 linear feet of water lines, including the main transmission line transporting water from the City’s wells to its treatment plant. The City will also rehabilitate three pumps and ground storage tanks, add a new membrane system, 1,200 gate valves, 150 fire hydrants, 7 generators, and a SCADA control system. The project provides a new water system for the City and is the largest RWAF project to date under the Proposition 6 Texas Water Fund.
eHT provided application assistance and will be providing planning, design, and construction phase services for both of these outstanding projects. Combined, these two projects will save over 10,000 gallons of treated water per day through the replacement of older, leaking water lines – the primary goal of Proposition 6 via the Texas Water Fund administered by the TWDB. #texaswater #RuralWater
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eHT Employee Spotlight featuring Eric Lopez, PE. Eric has 16 years of experience in the principles and practices of civil engineering, including surface and groundwater hydrology, open and closed channel hydraulics, water accounting, and data analysis. #ehtfamily #civilengineering
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eHT is at the Texas Water Utilities Association Central West Texas Regional School. Stop by and see us! #WaterOperations #wastewateroperations
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