Integrated engineering and construction solutions for water’s toughest challenges.
Water utilities today face unprecedented challenges: tightening regulations, aging infrastructure, emerging contaminants and the growing demand for resource recovery and sustainability. For decades, Kiewit has partnered with public and private clients to deliver innovative, integrated solutions for water infrastructure that help our clients meet regulatory mandates, manage increasing demand and build more resilient communities.
Kiewit’s integrated approach combines in-house engineering expertise with more than 140 years of construction expertise to foster transparent, collaborative partnerships focused on finding best-for-project solutions that reduce risks and optimize cost and schedule.
Solving today’s biggest water and wastewater challenges.
Our BNR systems protect sensitive waterways by efficiently removing nitrogen and phosphorus using natural processes that reduce reliance on chemical treatments, helping utilities meet stringent environmental standards.
Kiewit is at the forefront of implementing innovative thermal hydrolysis processes that transform wastewater sludge into renewable energy and Class A biosolids, creating new revenue streams while reducing waste.
As water scarcity intensifies and regulations tighten, our ZLD and MLD solutions help industries reduce wastewater discharge, conserving water resources while recovering valuable materials from waste streams.
Our teams bring firsthand experience with integrating ultraviolet (UV) disinfection into municipal and industrial water treatment systems, delivering solutions that meet strict regulatory standards and protect public health.
Kiewit’s teams are helping address water scarcity with customized strategies that help communities and businesses conserve, reuse and manage water for the future.
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