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 …
Building a hub for tomorrow’s engineers
Class is in session at Kiewit Hall, new addition to University of Nebraska campus. The College of Engineering on the …
How Kiewit Does Project Development
There’s plenty of lore about big ideas that originate as something quite simple. A note on the back of a …
Reviving Freeport LNG
When Freeport LNG Development, L.P. (Freeport LNG), needed help with a closely monitored emergency response project, it knew exactly who …
Delivering water in the desert
In 2018, drought, heat and rapid population growth created a perfect storm for the city of Buckeye, Arizona. This growing …
Kiewit joins White House infrastructure talent pipeline challenge
Kiewit is proud to participate in this opportunity to help strengthen and grow partnerships between the private sector and universities …
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 …
Fired up in Florida
A Florida power plant project marks notable firsts for client and vendor relationships. “This has been the best job I’ve …
How to build an engineer
Experience, exposure and excellence For most college students receiving a scholarship, their investor’s involvement starts and ends at …
Alternate solution saves time and money
The Little Long Dam Safety project is setting the stage for the next decade of hydro-electric infrastructure development in Canada, …