Market Experience
Kiewit specializes in the construction of office buildings; industrial complexes; education and sports facilities; hotels and hospitals; transportation terminals; science and technology facilities; manufacturing, retail and special-use facilities; and extensive interior construction with tenant improvements. Our capabilities include general construction, construction management, design-build, design-assist and turn-key project development. We also provide fast, accurate preconstruction project management services.
Over the last 15 years, Kiewit has performed construction services for more than 1,100 vertical construction projects totaling more than $4.6 billion in revenue.
Kiewit Building Group Inc. and Bennett Wagner & Grody Architects PC recently completed the renovation of Arnett Hall. As the first step in renovating all of the buildings in the Kittredge Complex, the Arnett Hall renovation promotes a living and learning environment by allowing upperclassmen to reside with faculty at a residence hall where classes are held.
The Hixson-Lied Science Center, built by Kiewit Building Group Inc., is a 150,000-square-foot center intended to be Creighton University's main entrance or “front door” on the north side of campus. The team created and maintained a highly detailed construction schedule with all tasks itemized, which resulted in a faster, more cost-effective construction schedule with virtually no disruption in adjacent spaces.
The Lahaina Gateway is a 144,000-square-foot lifestyle center and one of the newest improvements to the island of Maui. Kiewit Building Group Inc. constructed the lifestyle center, which is made up of various styles of buildings, ranging from historic, plantation style to a modern style with Stucco finishes.
Kiewit Construction Company was awarded the Phase I and Phase II contracts for a new nine-gate commercial aircraft terminal and Arrivals Hall at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. With an emphasis on partnering, crews were able to overcome scheduling and security challenges to complete the project much earlier than expected.
The Kiewit-led joint venture was contracted to install an 80,000 square-foot slurry wall surrounding the foundation of the new Transit Hub for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, its north-south pedestrian concourses and World Trade Center buildings 2, 3 and 4.
Completed in October 2005 by Kiewit Construction Company, this award-winning, design-assist project features a unique exterior that allows natural light to filter in during the day. Located in downtown Omaha, the building includes a concert hall, recital hall, two lobbies, covered arrival plaza and outdoor performance area and event garden.