IECONI

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Beyond the Bid. Infrastructure Built For Performance

We are a Houston-based, self-performing general contractor built on a single premise: water and wastewater infrastructure fails at the interfaces between disciplines, not at the center of any single one. Our principals are engineers. Our crews are cross-trained. Risks that other contractors transfer downstream, we engineer out before construction begins.

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Proof you can verify

We work with municipal teams on projects where failure is not an option. Data-backed reliability.

150+

Years of Collective Experience

10+

Years in continuous operation

50+

Projects delivered successfully

$20M single-project / $40M aggregate bonding through Travelers · Established line of credit with Amegy Bank · Reviewed financials prepared by Mays Partners, P.C.

Our Capabilities

Most contractors specialize in one trade and subcontract the rest. We don't. Civil, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation all sit under one roof — 18 office staff and 36 field crew, operating under the same accountability — because the hardest problems in water infrastructure live at the interfaces between disciplines.

Water Systems

Treatment plants, ground storage, booster systems, and distribution infrastructure for municipal and industrial clients. From process mapping through commissioning.

Wastewater

Headworks, lift stations, collection, and rehabilitation of aging wastewater systems. Built for the realities of operation, not just regulatory approval.

Electrical & Controls

Switchgear, SCADA integration, instrumentation, and controls architecture. The discipline most contractors hand off — and where most operational risk lives.

Civil & Utilities

Site work, underground utilities, and structural construction supporting water and wastewater systems. The foundation underneath every other discipline.

Projects

Built to hold up over time

Recent municipal water and wastewater work in Texas. Detailed case studies, references, and project record available on request.

Infrastructure Mapping

SCADA Integration

Facility Expansion

Risk mitigation

City of Elgin: Water Plant Rehabilitation & Expansion

By reverse-engineering decades of undocumented legacy infrastructure, IECONI transformed the City of Elgin's water plant into a fully modernized, redundant, and remotely operable system while tripling its storage capacity.

Full case study available on request.

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Bypass Redundancy

Headworks Rehabilitation

Risk mitigation

City of Lake Jackson: Wastewater Headworks Rehabilitation

During a high-risk wastewater headworks rehabilitation for the City of Lake Jackson, IECONI proactively engineered out catastrophic overflow threats by designing a secondary bypass redundancy and upgrading critical infrastructure materials. Full case study available upon request.

Full case study available on request.

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Additional active projects include Baker Drive Water Plant, MUD 149 Water Plant, Pistol Hill Booster Station, Northgate Waterplant No. 3, Peppervine Storm Water Pump Station, and others. References available on request.

Why Ieconi

Self-performing by design

We control quality, schedule, and execution directly. Our crews work across civil, mechanical, and electrical scopes — not siloed by trade. When problems arise in the field, we solve them. We don't wait for another contractor to respond.

Multidisciplinary by necessity

Complex infrastructure does not fail at the center of a discipline. It fails at the interfaces. Our multidisciplinary structure exists specifically to manage those interfaces — civil to mechanical, mechanical to controls, design intent to field reality.

Accountable past handover

Water infrastructure doesn't end at commissioning. Neither does our responsibility. We engage early, test assumptions, and build for systems that perform decades after delivery — not just systems that pass inspection on day one.

A construction company led by engineers who live with the systems they build.

Founder & CEO

Raghu Iyer

Founded IECONI in 2015 on the conviction that water infrastructure should be built by people who understand its operational consequences. Earlier career spans $250M offshore energy projects at FMC Technologies and value engineering programs for Saudi Aramco and Qafac — depth of engineering judgment now embedded in the firm.

Chief financial officer

Subhas Chakrabarti

CMA, MBA. With IECONI since 2015. Twenty-plus years in finance leadership across manufacturing, oil and gas, and global operations — oversees the firm's surety relationship with Travelers and line of credit with Amegy Bank, and the financial controls that underwrite our project execution.

VP Engineering & Technology

Puneet Gupta

PhD Chemical Engineering, Ohio State. Twenty-four years in process design, R&D, and technology maturation — including eighteen at Shell. Leads engineering assurance for water plant projects and IECONI's research into emerging water treatment technologies, including PFAS removal, desalination, and produced-water valorization.