Established in Miami in 1994, BCC Engineering has always questioned the status quo, which has enabled us to come up with innovative, best-in-class solutions for some of the largest and most complex engineering projects in the state of Florida.
Since 2006, when senior principals Jose A. Muñoz and Ariel Millan bought the company, we’ve grown rapidly, adding new offices in Tampa Bay, Greater Orlando, and the Florida panhandle. We’re known for our complete dedication to our clients and our ability to handle a wide range of projects.
Muñoz and Millan also take an unconventional approach to the hiring process. They personally identify, bring on, and mentor talented, energetic, and smart engineers, who are often just beginning their careers. If the new hires perform at a consistently high level, they’re rewarded with senior status long before they would be at another firm. Delivering results for clients is what matters most at BCC, not the number of years on the job.
“Working hard just comes naturally to everyone here. Our culture of mutual respect breeds personal excellence. The end result for clients is delivering the best possible work, and never giving up until solutions are discovered. For me, that means paying attention to the details of the business to help steadfastly support both our clients and our staff.”
– Sonia Martinez, Former CFO
Sonia’s five year battle with cancer sadly ended November 2016, but Sonia will forever be a part of BCC. When Sonia Martinez joined BCC Engineering in 2006, the staff consisted of a cadre of bright and ambitious engineers, a receptionist, and her – the sole administrator. As the firm has grown from that small group to a full service firm, her role as Chief Financial Officer had also expanded. As one of the company’s earliest leaders, her sharp thinking and dedication to excellence have helped to distinguish the firm’s distinct character. Running the daily operations and responsible for the overall financial management of the company, Martinez handled financial reporting, audits and internal controls. She also oversaw human resources, and shared responsibility with the leadership team for interviewing and hiring staff. Highly organized and attentive to details, Martinez confidently approached every day as an opportunity to continually improve and advance the firm’s prominent reputation. Whether she was developing new processes to improve company efficiency or working with multi-disciplinary teams, her leadership helped to position BCC Engineering for success into the future.
We will miss Sonia immensely.
BCC Enginering Ranked #267 in 2019
BCC Engineering Ranked #303 in 2018
Project of the Year, Category II
Cuban American Association of Civil Engineers (C-AACE), 2019
Best Overall Design-Build
Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Florida Region, October 2017
Project of the Year Award
Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) Florida Region, October 2017
Engineering Excellence Award
Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers (FICE), August 2017
Engineering Excellence Award – Grand Award
American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), May 2017
Project of The Year
Cuban American Association of Civil Engineers (C-AACE), March 2017
Outstanding Technical Achievement
Florida Engineering Society (FES) Local Chapter, March 2017
Project of the Year
American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Section (ASCE), August 2016
Engineering Excellence Awards Competition
American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC), 2016
Bridge Award of Excellence
American Segmental Bridge Institute (ASBI), 2015
The 2015 Best Firm to Work For
Recipient of the 2015 Hot Firm Award
Award of Excellence
American Planning Association, 2014
Design-Build Project of the Year
Design-Build Institute of America, 2012
Project of the Year
American Society of Civil Engineers Florida Section, July 2013
American Society of Civil Engineers Miami-Dade Branch, August 2013
Outstanding Technical Achievement
Florida Engineering Society, February 2013
Project Excellence Award
Florida Institute of Consulting Engineers, November 27, 2012
Best in Construction
Florida Transportation Builders Association, 2012
At BCC, our philanthropic initiatives are diverse. From cancer and autism research to women and children’s causes, BCC prides itself on being able to contribute to a multitude of causes that lead to a positive impact at a local and national level.
Often times these causes hit close to home. Whether it is offering time, money, or simply through advocacy, BCC employees are afforded the opportunity to engage with causes they support.Through our professional work and personal involvements, at BCC we do what we do to make people’s lives better.
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