It all started with Terror Lake
Since ancient times, energy derived from falling or running water has been used as a source of renewable energy. China’s …
From “A” to Zoo: Kiewit’s history at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium
Each year, more than 2 million people visit Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. The zoo has changed drastically in …
Completing the chain: Vancouver Terminal is final link for G3
More than 90 percent of Canadian farmers send their products to markets across the globe. With agricultural-related exports accounting for …
More than a bridge: rebuilding a piece of American history
The historical landmark that connects the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery is getting new life, thanks to Kiewit’s innovative …
Arlington Memorial Bridge: engineering a first for Kiewit
Creative engineering not only has been a hallmark of the job, it’s been a necessity in order to meet the …
A final place for veterans to rest
On any day at any of our 136 national cemeteries, visitors can hear the sounds of three rifle volleys piercing …
A fraction of time
In an unprecedented move, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (Metro) decided to close all six of its Metrorail stations …
In Seattle, you can see clearly now
Demo reveals new vista for Emerald City’s waterfront One of Kiewit’s latest projects has taken down an iconic part of …
State Route 99 Alaskan Way Viaduct demolition: old bridge, new purpose
Above: Kiewit used recycled viaduct material as an environmentally friendly solution to fill the decommissioned Battery Street tunnel. Photo credit: …
Hidden treasure in the Permian
It’s hot and dusty, desolate and sometimes dangerous. It’s teeming with snakes and other reptiles. But hidden under the surface …