Among the first projects tackled by Hydroconsults, was the design and construction supervision of the Ruacana hydro-electric power scheme, which was successfully completed in 1978 and which still provides electrical power to Namibia today. In the past engineering firms were primarily partnerships, and were typically named after the senior partner or all partners. LCE was no exception and progressed through a series of name changes as partners came and went, including Myburg and Partners, Myburg, Lund and Partners, to eventually become Lund Consulting Engineers. 

Over time, the Firm expanded its activities beyond the core field of water and hydraulic engineering to include general civil and structural engineering and project management. With the Firm's involvement in the water supply sector in Namibia and particularly rural water supply projects, came a specialisation in the field of Community Based Management (CBM) and community-driven infrastructure projects. 

Following a period of ever increasing cooperation between LCE and Pro-Services, a firm of mechanical engineers, on a variety of projects, the owners of the two firms realised the strategic advantage to be had from amalgamating their resources, as their areas of expertise and experience complimented each other very well. 

LCE and Pro-Services therefore formed a Joint Venture as of 01 March 2006. Following five years of operation under a Joint Venture, LCE and Pro-Services officially merged on 01 July 2011. This change also did not affect the staff or operations of the Firm in any way, but allows LCE to draw on a wider range of skills and experience and offer clients a more diverse spectrum of services.