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Kiewit

Kiewit

Construction

Omaha, NE 1,095,642 followers

One of North America's largest and most respected construction and engineering organizations.

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At Kiewit, the projects we deliver make a difference, and we offer opportunities for you to make one, too. Our construction and engineering professionals work on some of the industry’s most complex, challenging and rewarding projects – whether it’s boring tunnels through mountains, turning rivers into energy, or building bridges that connect communities. Kiewit people tackle important projects of every size, in any market. Start your Kiewit adventure today at kiewitjobs.com. Kiewit is one of North America’s largest and most respected construction and engineering organizations. With its roots dating back to 1884, the employee-owned organization operates through a network of subsidiaries in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Kiewit offers construction and engineering services in a variety of markets including transportation; oil, gas and chemical; power; building; marine; water/wastewater; industrial; and mining. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, national or ethnic origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, disability, protected veteran status or other characteristics protected by law.

Website
http://kiewit.com
Industry
Construction
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Omaha, NE
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1884
Specialties
Building, Mining, Oil, Gas & Chemical, Power, Transportation, Water/Wastewater, Construction, Engineering, Industrial, EPC, Energy, Infrastructure, and Design-Build

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    Some days are harder than others. That’s true on the jobsite, in the office and at home. At Kiewit, Mental Health Awareness Month is a reminder that supporting mental well-being is part of how we take care of our people every day, not just during difficult moments. Through Under the Hat: Building Healthy Minds, we continue working to make mental health conversations more visible and support more accessible across our projects and offices. This month, teams across the company are participating in workshops, toolbox talks and team conversations to help reinforce an important message: asking for help is a sign of strength. Because creating more good days starts with looking out for one another. 📸 Pictured are Kiewit teams wearing green in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month.

    • A group of nine people standing in a row inside an office space, wearing various shades of green and blue clothing. A large black and white image of industrial equipment is displayed on the wall behind them.
    • A group of people in an office setting, posing and smiling for a photo. Many are wearing shades of green. A poster on the wall reads "Quality Week 2023: Done Right, Done with Pride!"
    • A group of people standing in front of a wall with the text "People. Integrity. Excellence. Stewardship. Our Core Values." They are indoors with windows letting in natural light. Most are casually dressed, and they are smiling.
    • A group of six people smiling and standing indoors on a polished floor. They are dressed in casual attire and positioned in front of a modern, well-lit backdrop, including a wooden ceiling feature and glass walls. A sculpture and framed text are visible in the background.
    • A group of construction workers wearing safety vests and helmets stand together on a construction site. The site contains various equipment and structures, with a flat, gravel surface.
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    Before the equipment moves. Before demo begins. Before concrete is poured. Designing and building starts with our people. For more than 140 years, Kiewit teams have worked together to solve complex challenges and deliver infrastructure that supports communities across North America. And we’re just getting started.

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    Over the years, Kiewit has helped deliver bridges that pushed past what had been done before. From the longest suspension bridge in the world to industry firsts, these projects set new standards at the time. Take a look back at a few that still stand out, with photos from the years they made history. 📸 Fred G. Redmon Bridge (1971), Tacoma Narrows Bridge (2007), SW Second Avenue Bascule Bridge (2004), Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge (1963) and Port Mann Bridge (2013)

    • A black and white photo showing the construction of the Fred G. Redmon Bridge. The image features large concrete pillars and a partially constructed arch, with scaffolding visible beneath. A crane is positioned in the background, and the surrounding landscape appears rocky and rugged.
    • The image shows the Tacoma Narrows Bridge at dusk, with cars traveling along the roadway. The sky is transitioning from daylight to twilight, and the surrounding area is gently illuminated.
    • Drawbridge in Miami over a river raised to allow boat passage, with downtown skyscrapers and palm trees in the background.
    • Aerial view of the construction of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge in New York City. Two massive bridge towers are in place, with no roadway yet connecting them. The surrounding area shows urban development and waterways.
    • Aerial view of the Port Mann Bridge spanning across a river. The bridge features multiple cable-stayed towers. Surrounding the river are urban areas with roads, buildings, and greenery. Mountains are visible in the distant background under a partly cloudy sky.
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    For 85 years, Kiewit has delivered critical infrastructure across Canada, from coast to coast to coast. That work has also created meaningful, lasting career opportunities for the people who make it happen. Ryan Tones’ nearly 30-year career is one example of that legacy in action. From his early days in the field to leading operations across Western Canada, he’s been a part of some of Western Canada’s most impactful projects, including the Port Mann/Highway 1 Improvement, the Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement, the Southwest Calgary Ring Road and the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. In a recent profile in the Spring 2026 issue of Construction Business, Ryan reflects on nearly three decades with Kiewit, helping carry forward a legacy of building Canada since 1941. “We enjoy the things we build and the people we build them with.” Read: https://bit.ly/4w9gvxa

    • Three individuals wearing yellow safety helmets and bright reflective vests stand on a boat deck. They are posed in front of a scenic backdrop featuring a calm body of turquoise water and forested mountains under a clear blue sky.
    • Aerial view of a snowy mountain landscape with a highway cutting through the center. The road is lined with dense forests, and a river runs parallel, partially covered with snow. The distant mountains are snow-capped under a clear blue sky.
    • A group of five people wearing jackets and standing on a road with the Port Mann Bridge in the background. Two of them are wearing reflective safety vests. It's a cloudy day.
    • Airport runway scene at dusk with maintenance vehicles performing checks. City skyline and airport facilities visible in the distance under a blue and cloudy sky.
    • A group of four individuals wearing safety vests stand together for a photo in front of a sign. The background features a scenic view of water and lush greenery.
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    We recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Oglethorpe Power’s Smarr Combined-Cycle energy facility in Monroe County, Georgia, a key step toward delivering reliable power to communities across the state. Projected to come online in 2029, the facility is expected to generate enough electricity to power an estimated 800,000 homes. It will also be among the most efficient and lowest-emitting natural gas plants in Georgia. Kiewit subsidiary TIC will lead construction, with a focus on safety, cost and schedule discipline and strong community engagement. The project is expected to employ up to 1,200 workers at peak construction. Learn more about the project: https://bit.ly/4d5ZYTd

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    A new issue of Kieways is here. Inside, we highlight 85 years of building in Canada, take a closer look at Kiewit’s bridge construction legacy and share updates from projects like the Cheekeye Debris Flow Barrier in British Columbia. It’s a look at how our history and hands-on experience continue to shape the way we deliver complex infrastructure across North America. Read the magazine: https://bit.ly/3PdhSdq Digital articles: https://bit.ly/4unDtyP

    • A construction site with heavy machinery working on an area near a large concrete structure, surrounded by rocky terrain and forested slopes.
    • Concrete construction site with large structural walls under a blue sky. A group of workers wearing safety gear stand near an orange excavator. Tall trees are visible in the background.
    • Cover of Kieways magazine, March-April 2004 edition. The image features the SW Second Ave. Bascule Bridge in Miami, open to allow boat passage. In the background, Miami's skyline is visible with several tall buildings.
    • Construction equipment operates near a fast-flowing section of a River, surrounded by rocky cliffs.
    • Aerial view of a bridge at sunset. The bridge spans a waterway, connecting two land masses. The sky displays hues of orange and pink, reflecting on the calm water. Residential areas and lush greenery are visible on one side of the canal.
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    Behind every project are the people who make it possible. And behind many of those people are incredible mothers. This Mother’s Day, we recognize the moms, stepmoms, caregivers, guardians and grandmothers who support, guide and inspire our teams. Their impact extends far beyond the jobsite. It’s felt in our work, our culture and the communities we help build. Thank you for everything you do. 💛 Here are just a few of the many mothers across Kiewit who inspire us every day.

    • Four individuals are standing in front of a large construction vehicle, which has a display with various signs. One person is holding a child with a bright yellow helmet. Another person is wearing an orange safety vest and hat. The group is on a rocky surface, and part of the vehicle's treads are visible.
    • A family with two adults and two children stands in a yard on a sunny day. The children are holding a colorful bucket, and a brown dog sits nearby. There's a tree in the background, with houses and cars visible along the street.
    • Two people are smiling and holding a sign that reads "New Adventure Begins." Behind them is a painting of a pig holding a glass of wine.
    • A family of seven smiles and poses for the camera.
    • Two people smiling for a photo.
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    Safety in the field starts before work begins. Training is how we bring safeguard intensity to life, building the knowledge, awareness and confidence our teams need to recognize risks and respond in the right way. It’s not just about knowing the steps. It’s about understanding why they matter and being ready to act when it counts. When we train with purpose, we’re better prepared to protect each other on the job. #ConstructionSafetyWeek #FallProtection #Kiewit #SafeguardIntensity

    • Three individuals wearing safety vests and hard hats are engaged in a virtual reality simulator for heavy machinery operation. The simulator features multiple screens displaying a construction scene with piles of dirt.
    • A group of construction workers wearing safety vests and helmets are in a storage area with safety harnesses. One person is pointing at a piece of equipment while the others observe. They are engaged in a discussion or training session.
    • Construction workers are installing large steel beams at a building site. Two workers are on top of the structure, securing the beams with ropes. Two others below are managing the ropes. A crane and more construction materials are visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

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