Aric Reed

Aric Reed

PE

Healthcare MEP Program Lead

AR, CO, FL, GA, KS, MO, NE, NC, OK, TX
ABOUT

Aric Reed is a highly experienced mechanical engineer with over 12 years of expertise in HVAC design, specializing in healthcare and higher education sectors. Starting his career as a design HVAC engineer, Aric has progressed through roles of increasing responsibility, including project manager, director, and now project executive, where he serves as the Healthcare MEP Program Lead. In this role, Aric drives business development, oversees project delivery, and fosters strong client relationships, ensuring projects meet the highest standards of quality, safety, and patient-centered care.

Aric’s design portfolio includes more than a dozen HVAC system types, with projects ranging from hospitals, laboratories, and pharmacies to high-rise offices, indoor sports arenas, and performing arts centers. He is recognized for his leadership in sustainable design, having led mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) efforts on six LEED Silver and Gold-certified projects. His past work has been awarded the 2022 AEE Regional Energy Project of the Year, and he was named to the prestigious Consulting-Specifying Engineer magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 list in 2023.

A licensed professional engineer in 10 states, Aric is not only a technical expert but also a natural leader. He has built and developed a high-performing team of healthcare-focused MEPFP engineers, fostering a collaborative environment that prioritizes continuous learning and professional growth. His ability to communicate effectively with clients, colleagues, and stakeholders at any level of technical knowledge is one of his greatest strengths, ensuring alignment and clarity throughout every phase of a project.

Beyond his technical and leadership roles, Aric has served as President of the Northwest Arkansas Chapter of ASHRAE from 2017-2019, contributing to the growth and education of the engineering community. He is also OSHA-10 certified, ensuring safety remains a priority in all his projects.

Bachelor's Degree in Architectural Engineering, Kansas State University

Master of Science in Engineering Management, University of Arkansas, (Expected 2025)

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