Heidi de Gregory, RPA
Project Manager II
Cultural Resources
hdegregory@cecinc.com
317.613.4528
Heidi de Gregory, RPA, has joined CEC’s Indianapolis office as a Project Manager II in the Cultural Resources practice.
Heidi brings more than 20 years of experience in cultural resource management, archaeological investigations, and regulatory compliance, supporting transportation, energy, environmental, and infrastructure projects across the United States.
Throughout her career, Heidi has managed complex cultural resource projects for public- and private-sector clients, helping organizations navigate federal and state historic preservation requirements while advancing critical development and infrastructure initiatives. She has extensive experience overseeing project execution, maintaining technical quality, managing budgets and schedules, and fostering strong client relationships.
At CEC, Heidi will support clients with cultural resource strategy, archaeological services, and regulatory compliance while contributing to the continued growth of the practice. Her expertise strengthens CEC’s ability to deliver integrated solutions that address both project development goals and cultural resource considerations.
A Registered Professional Archaeologist, Heidi earned a Master of Arts in anthropology from East Carolina University and a Bachelor of Science in anthropology from Iowa State University.
About CEC Indianapolis
CEC Indianapolis was established in 1998. We currently provide services in civil engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, ecological sciences, cultural resources, and environmental engineering. We’re most active in the real estate, oil and gas, power, and public sector markets. Our civil engineering and surveying practices have a wide range of expertise completing work on numerous mixed-use, residential, commercial, educational, industrial, and institutional projects. Our ecological group provides endangered bat surveying services throughout the United States. We’re also growing our already-strong cultural resources group that provides archaeological investigations, National Register of Historic Places eligibility determinations, archival research, and more throughout the Midwest. We are continuing to expand our environmental capacity and expertise. In 2022, that growth continued as Hamilton Designs joined CEC. We are able to provide our clients more expertise, more resources, and more capacity to continue to serve our expanding client base. Our clients have long relied on CEC for high-quality service and rock-solid results. We strive to be your trusted advisor.
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