About Sigma
History
Sigma Engineers, Inc. was established in 1993 in response to an overwhelming demand for engineers and designers with practical experience, economical design capability, and a vision for growth through client commitment and proven performance.
Our list of industrial, commercial, architectural and institutional clients verifies Sigma's continuing success. Sigma provides services to large industrial clients such as ExxonMobil Chemical Company and E.I. duPont de Nemours and Company. Other clients of Sigma include Lamar University, local school districts, real estate developers, local architects, city and county governments, churches, and residential customers.
We actively participate in lump-sum bidding in order to enhance our ability to predict and control cost for our commercial and industrial clients.
The Founder
Sina Nejad, P.E.
Sigma's founder and principal engineer, Sina K. Nejad, is a licensed, professional engineer with more than twenty-five years experience in local construction and building industries. Mr. Nejad received his graduate degree from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.
The Staff
Sigma Engineers, Inc. takes pride in employing engineers and designers who combine their technical capabilities and field experience with dedication, enthusiasm and concentrated team effort to offer high quality services.
Our personnel participate not only in pre-job presentations and interviews, but they are also involved in the difficult details of cost decisions and project coordination.
Lessons Learned
Working hand-in-hand with our clients through the years we have learned many valuable lessons that we apply to each project on which we work. We know that smoothly handling the problems encountered in the construction phases of a project will be the key that ensures its success; therefore, we have learned that our most important asset is effective communication with our clients in order to apply our practical field construction experience.
Location
Sigma is located in the southeast corner of Texas in Beaumont on Interstate 10. This area is world-famous for its oil and gas production and is the site of the Spindletop salt dome where in 1901 the Lucas Gusher blew in a new era in the oil industry. Beaumont is approximately 85 miles east of Houston and about 25 miles from the Texas/Louisiana border.
Directions from I-10:
From Houston to Beaumont on I-10, exit Calder and turn left onto Calder. Phelan and Calder come together and then split a short distance from the interstate. Stay right on Calder. Sigma Center is located approximately 1/2 mile from interstate on left between 23rd and Lucas Streets.
