An alumnus of American University in Washington, DC, Edward Abraham earned bachelor's degrees in civil engineering and material sciences at the school prior to launching his own construction company. Edward Abraham founded Interstate Construction in 1980 and spent more than three decades building spaceship engine testing sites for NASA. This involved oversight of contract bidding and all project management activities to ensure testing sites were built to meet NASA specifications.

Now residing in Dallas, Texas, Edward Abraham offers civil engineering consulting services to project developers through Civco Consulting. He has managed the company since 2016, during which time he has contributed to a range of complex infrastructure projects.

Mr. Abraham received an award from the American General Contractor Association for work completed in Gulf Port, Mississippi, and has also been recognized for projects completed on behalf of the United States Special Operations Command.