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With extensive experience in industrial engineering and construction across North America, Kiewit has the resources, capabilities and know-how to deliver projects in this market through a broad array of contract models. Our work within this diverse market includes mineral processing; cement; bulk manufacturing; industrial water; metals; pulp and paper; specialty chemicals; food and beverage; pharmaceuticals and advanced manufacturing.
Kiewit combines the strengths and experience of a leading EPC firm with specialized engineering capabilities for industrial clients to develop and drive an integrated project plan. The end-result is always the same: A proven, cohesive approach that provides value to clients and ultimately improves cost, schedule, quality and construction predictability on every project we deliver.
Charles E. Meyer Desalination Plant
Santa Barbara, Calif.
For the 3 MGD Charles E. Meyer Desalination Plant, Kiewit led BOP design and construction of the projects facilities, structures and infrastructure. The revitalized plant and overall system uses state-of-the-art technology and incorporates design and construction practices – in all facilities and systems – to reduce electrical demand and environmental impacts, while providing a critical water supply for the City.
Climax Mine 2010 Restart Project - Phase II
Leadville, Colo.
TIC was awarded the contract for the M&P and E&I work at an existing 28,000 TPD molybdenum mine that was brought back into production. Scope of work included demolition of existing structures, refurbishment of the primary and secondary crushing facilities, and construction of new facilities including a new mill and concentrator, ore storage and material handling systems, and a new main substation.
Purina Cuautitlan Petfood Plant
Cuautitlan, Mexico
Ibberson International, Inc. (III), was awarded the contract to provide engineering and construction management services for the Petfood manufacturing plant.
Wet End Paper Machine
Pryor, Okla.
TIC was the general contractor for the installation of the wet end paper machine Bristol formers at the Georgia Pacific Gypsum Division plant.
Dry Petfood Plant
Frontenac, Kan.
T.E. Ibberson Company (Ibberson) was contracted to build a new dry petfood plant. To date, the company had only been involved in cold packaging of pet food products. The new facility advanced the capacity of the company to produce dry pet food, opening up a new market for the company’s expanding business.
Carlsbad Desalination Plant
Carlsbad, Calif.
Kiewit designed and constructed the largest most technologically advanced and energy-efficient seawater desalination plant in the nation. From the SWRO facility with pumping station and produced water storage to the 10-mile 54-in high-pressure welded steel conveyance pipeline; Kiewit also managed the seamless integration of the 50 MGD plant to the distribution system that included 9 jack and bore crossings, 900+ existing utility crossings, a 1,750 LF tunnel, and 42 manways.
Henderson 2000
Empire, Colo.
TIC was the general contractor for the installation of 10.5 miles of underground conveyor, 4.5 miles of above ground conveyor, and underground crusher installation. This was the world’s longest single-flight conveyance system at the time of installation.
Ponderosa Fibres
Wallula, Wash.
The 265 ADST/D Recycled Fiber Plant located in Wallula, Wash., utilizes a deinking process designed to produce high quality pulp that is suitable for use in fine paper grades.
Petfood Plant
St. Mary's, Ohio
The $5 million petfood facility concept was formulated by the design team from T.E. lbberson Company (Ibberson) and the engineers from the Country Foods Division of Agway. The concept was then turned over to Ibberson's engineers and construction personnel who carefully worked through all stages of engineering, construction and start-up.
Long Harbour Nickel Processing Plant
Long Harbour, N.F.
Located on the Island of Newfoundland, Vale's Long Harbour Processing Plant is one of the largest in the world to use a new hydrometallurgical process that will refine 50,000 tonnes per year of nickel ore in a more economical and environmentally friendly manner.
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