The Future of Wastewater Treatment with Thermal Hydrolysis
For over 100 years, wastewater treatment plants have used anaerobic digestion, a process that turns organic waste into biogas, a …
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The Future of Zero Liquid Discharge and Minimal Liquid Discharge
Water is one of the most important resources on our planet. As industries grow and technology advances, we are placing …
Kiewit Preconstruction Services: The Antidote for Project Pitfalls
From multi-billion-dollar data centers to expansive, fast-tracked water treatment facilities, these projects demand precision, innovation and strategic execution. While very …
Building Healthier Communities — Kiewit Drives Innovation & Excellence in Healthcare
With nearly a century of experience in healthcare construction, Kiewit has long been recognized for its commitment to quality, safety …
Kiewit’s Healthcare Expertise: Delivering Excellence in Medical Construction and Innovation
For nearly a century, Kiewit has been a trusted partner in the construction of healthcare facilities across North America. Our …
Biological Wastewater Treatment: A Chemical Engineering Perspective
Biological wastewater treatment is a process that utilizes bacteria and other microorganisms to remove contaminants from water. This method differs …
Kiewit’s Role in Energize Denver and Healthcare: Leading the Way in Improving Energy Performance
The City and County of Denver’s 2022 Energize Denver legislation is setting a new benchmark for energy efficiency in commercial …
Sharia Roberts – Project Engineer
Sharia Roberts, a project engineer at Kiewit, exemplifies the company’s commitment to fostering talent and supporting women in STEM. From …
Navigating the Complexities of PFAS Regulations: Insights from Kiewit’s Process Engineers
The journey to mitigate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) contamination is a multifaceted endeavor that requires collaboration, innovation and a …
Early Contractor Involvement From the Start Leads to a Strong Finish
Too often during construction of a project, the owner finds out that design, and consequently cost, need to be adjusted …