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 …
A rebuild in Las Vegas
With a population of 113,000, Las Vegas was still a relatively small desert town in 1966. But that same year, …
In their intern era
Every year, hundreds of interns join the Kiewit organization, working alongside Kiewit employees on projects and in offices to help …
Growing Phoenix’s Light Rail
Serving Northwest Phoenix, this extension is the latest Valley Metro light rail project for Kiewit. The project was made possible …
Empowering the Future
Power is one of the most visible markets in the engineering and construction industry. A single power generation source — …
Keeping Canada’s Capital City Moving
The roar of vehicles on Highway 417 is the constant soundtrack of Ottawa, the busy capital city of Canada. The …
Time Capsule: Hydroelectric
Hydroelectric power has been one of Kiewit’s most sustainable markets since its 1930s venture in North Platte, Nebraska. Revisit some …
Revitalizing the Blue Line
In the late 1950s, the original Forest Park Branch of Chicago’s elevated train system was constructed, establishing a vital link …
A Broadway Connection
Downtown Nashville, Tennessee, draws visitors from around the world. Its famous Broadway Street is a destination for those looking for …
Kiewit Dives Further into the Marine Market
It’s been a year since Kiewit Corporation finalized its acquisition of Weeks Marine, Inc. (WMI), a leading maritime contractor in …