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Through a partnership with the Thurgood Marshall College Fund, Kiewit will provide 10 students from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) with $10,000 scholarships and Kiewit internships next summer.

Investing in our future: developing a more diverse talent pipeline
Kiewit is No. 4 on Engineering News-Record's Top 400 Contractors list.

Kiewit is No. 4 on Engineering News-Record's Top 400 Contractors list.
Kiewit is proud to be recognized as one of Handshake’s Early Talent Award winners. Handshake, which is used widely by colleges and universities to connect talent with employers, recognized companies that have “evolved their hiring efforts to succeed in a digital landscape.”

Handshake's Early Talent Awards 2021 - Kiewit Corporation
Three decades into their collaboration, Kiewit continues to help Children’s Hospital & Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska, bring new innovations and extraordinary care to the young patients it serves. The latest collaboration is the Hubbard Center for Children, which is set for completion this September. Read about this amazing nine-floor, 460,000-square-foot facility that will help Children’s treat more kids, especially those who require critical care.

Leaving a legacy for generations of kids
As Kiewit continues to grow its engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) and design-build (DB) services, new central offices are helping teams work more collaboratively and effectively to deliver and support key projects across North America. This story includes information and photos about offices in Lenexa, Denver, Houston and Omaha.

Upgraded spaces
As we celebrate Women in Construction Week, a few Kiewit employees share what drew them to the construction industry, what they enjoy most about their careers, and advice they have for other women entering the industry.

Women in Construction Week 2021
For the historic military installation at MOTCO that serves the Indo-Pacific Command, Kiewit/Manson has rebuilt a critical piece of infrastructure. It’s not often your work is on the weekly discussion docket at the Pentagon. For the 22 staff and 90 craft charged with rebuilding Pier 2 at the Military Ocean Terminal in Concord, California (MOTCO), that’s been a point of pride.

Setting a strong foundation for the U.S. military
Kiewit may not be the first company someone pursing a business degree would consider for potential employment. However, because of the strong company culture of success and the value placed on expanding one’s skills, a career at Kiewit gives employees the opportunity to push themselves to be the best in their field. For Haley Joseph, a business intern at Kiewit, the culture of the company and unique direction of the operations finance group, played a massive role in her decision to divert from some of the more traditional routes many of her peers took with the same or similar degrees.

Haley Joseph - Business Intern
We’re proud to partner with University of Nebraska-Lincoln to launch the Kiewit Scholars program, a full-tuition scholarship combined with a rigorous leadership program for select University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Engineering students. Students will be provided opportunities to complete leadership coursework, group activities, study abroad, internships, professional mentorships and more. “We greatly value our partnership with the University of Nebraska–Lincoln to ensure outstanding young people are getting the opportunity to learn, grow and prepare themselves for successful engineering careers,” said Rick Lanoha, chief executive officer at Kiewit Corp.

Kiewit launches full-tuition scholarship, leadership program at Nebraska Engineering
Kiewit was named a Best Workplace in Canada for the tenth year in a row. Kiewit ranked #13 on the list published by Great Place to Work Institute Canada.