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| In the spring of 1977, Tom Barber, an architectural
engineer completing a tenure as a presidential appointee in the office
of U.S. Housing and Urban Development, teamed with a young civil engineer,
Terry Brannon, with experience primarily in city (public works) engineering. Their
intent was to meet an unresolved need in East Texas to serve small cities
and rural counties with public works engineering
services since
the larger firms from Dallas and Houston had largely ignored this important
market. The partnership, initially known as Barber-Brannon
Engineers, expanded rapidly adding grantsmanship and architecture to
the services provided to cities.
In 1981, the partnership incorporated and added Gary Traylor, a political science graduate with a penchant for chasing and winning competitive grants for our city and county clientele. The firm, now known as Barber-Brannon-Traylor, Inc., continued to grow to over 35 employees in three Texas offices: Lubbock, Abilene, and Tyler. In 1985, Terry Brannon purchased the stock of the others, consolidated the focus of the company back to civil engineering and subsequently spun off the Abilene office to its employees. At the same time Gary Traylor left with his grantsmanship employees and the Lubbock office to pursue grant programs on his own as Gary R. Traylor and Associates. With the change in ownership came a name change to The C. T. Brannon Corporation also doing business as The Brannon Corporation.
And we've expanded the castle! Take a look!
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