This Drinking Water Week, we invite you to hear directly from Aaron Crow, Director of Water/Wastewater, as he shares how RQAW | DCCM helps communities grow and thrive through smart, sustainable drinking water solutions.
Randall Brooks, PE | Vice President of Operations RQAW | DCCM is pleased to announce the promotion of Randall Brooks, PE, to Vice President of Operations. Since joining the RQAW | DCCM bridge department in 2016, Randall has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a strong commitment to our clients while delivering successful projects and mentoring the bridge team. In his new role, Randall will continue to focus on improving operational efficiencies, streamlining processes, and promoting teamwork to ensure we continue providing outstanding service to our clients. Rose Walther, PE | Director of Bridge Services RQAW | DCCM is also pleased to announce the promotion of Rose Walther, PE, to Director of Bridge Services. She has been recognized for her exceptional communication, attention to detail, and innovative problem-solving. Rose’s years of experience managing projects, ranging from rehabilitations to new construction, has consistently delivered outstanding results to our clients. Her dedication to client satisfaction and project quality makes her an excellent fit to lead our Bridge Services team.
Union City commissioned RQAW | DCCM to complete a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) to assess the condition of the existing water system, evaluate current and projected needs, and provide alternatives and recommendations for the city. With anticipated growth in both industrial and residential sectors, the city’s existing water system was unable to supply enough water or pressure to meet demand. To address these challenges, RQAW | DCCM designed a comprehensive upgrade to Union City’s drinking water infrastructure, guiding the project from conception through completion…
At RQAW | DCCM, our Power team specializes in designing and upgrading medium voltage distribution systems, providing tailored solutions to improve grid reliability and resilience. We partner with both non-profit and investor-owned utility companies across Indiana, delivering system improvement projects that modernize infrastructure and enhance overall performance…
At the heart of every thriving community is a commitment to creating safe, efficient, and sustainable spaces. At RQAW | DCCM, our design-build and MEP renovation expertise allow us to transform aging infrastructure into modern, high-performance environments that serve people where they live, learn, and work. Whether it’s a K-12 renovation or a critical facility upgrade, we focus on helping small and large communities by delivering innovative, cost-effective solutions that enhance comfort, efficiency, and long-term value…
Managing rainfall runoff is essential in protecting our communities and the environment. Without proper stormwater facilities, heavy rain can lead to flooding, erosion, and pollution to our waterways. Stormwater facilities play a vital role in managing this runoff. At RQAW | DCCM, our Hydraulics team specializes in designing innovative stormwater solutions that address these challenges and meet the unique needs of each community…
The RQAW | DCCM Construction Inspection team partnered with the Indiana Department of Transportation and Warrick County for the construction of a new intersection configuration at SR 66 and Epworth Road in Warrick County, Indiana…
RQAW I DCCM CEO Troy Woodruff announced that he will be stepping down as the CEO, effective December 2, 2024, after nearly a decade with the organization. RQAW | DCCM was founded in 1954 as a civil engineering firm and has evolved over the years into a full-service multi-discipline firm providing consulting services in transportation, environmental, survey, water/wastewater, and architectural design. After being named Co-President/CEO in 2017, Woodruff and his business partner, Brad Battin, were able to grow the company from 9 employees to nearly 140 employees. RQAW modified the structure of the company from the top down, moving toward a much-needed company revitalization. As they progressed through this transition, they gathered innovative, up-and-coming industry leaders to spearhead each service line and build teams of talented engineers and architects, with company revenue growing from $500k to over $23M annually. Due to this impressive success, RQAW was acquired in 2022 by DCCM, an infrastructure design firm headquartered in Houston, Texas. Woodruff continued the role of CEO/President until the beginning of 2024 when Lisa Casler was promoted to President. Woodruff expressed that he has always considered himself a builder and someone who prides himself in putting the right people in place to ignite a company’s growth and potential, stating, “I never intended to stay forever when I started this venture but wanted to be sure that, when the day came, the company I love and have poured my heart into was stable, had a great leader in place, and was in a strong position to move forward into the future. I truly believe all those boxes have been checked. Lisa is 100% ready to lead this organization, and with her leadership and the support of the DCCM family, the sky is the limit.” Woodruff has yet to determine what is next for his career, but in the meantime, he is looking forward to enjoying time with his wife, Melissa, and planning for their next adventure. The entire RQAW | DCCM team wishes him all the best in this new chapter and thanks him for his invaluable contributions to our company.
Over the past five years, RQAW | DCCM has successfully secured more than $35M in grant or loan forgiveness funding to support communities across the state…
At RQAW | DCCM, we are dedicated to designing public safety facilities that serve both the firefighters and the communities they protect. One of our largest and most recently completed fire station projects is Westfield Fire Station No. 81. Completed in 2023, this new 36,000-sf. state-of-the-art facility reflects our commitment to creating functional spaces that prioritize safety, efficiency, and the well-being of first responders…
