Kiewit

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for the people who make what we do possible — our teams, partners and clients across North America. Together, we’ve built projects that strengthen communities, drive progress and make a lasting impact. We’re proud of all we’ve accomplished this year and grateful for everyone who helped make it happen. From all of us across Kiewit and our subsidiaries, happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

Our team on the Southeast Connector project is keeping progress moving day and night — safely and efficiently. Night operations like this take careful coordination and commitment from every craft and staff professional on site. Thank you to the crews who make it happen and keep our projects moving forward after dark. This complex transportation infrastructure project will rebuild and widen 14 miles of interstate and improve surrounding roadways to ease congestion across the Fort Worth area.

The North Runway Modernization Program at Vancouver International Airport is a full-circle moment for our team. Kiewit first built the original North Runway in 1996 — and nearly three decades later, some of those same employees returned to help modernize it once again. Working through challenging conditions, tight timelines and overnight shifts, the team successfully delivered a new 10,000-foot runway surface and lighting system, all within eight-hour operational windows while the airport remained fully active. Congratulations to our client, our Vancouver project team and all partners involved. Your coordination, collaboration and commitment made this milestone possible while honoring the historical land we worked on. 📸 YVR

Strong communities start with reliable water. Kiewit partners with communities and utilities to deliver reliable water and wastewater solutions that protect public health and the environment. From treatment and reuse to conveyance and storage, we’re building the systems that strengthen resilient, sustainable communities across North America.

Our crews wrapped up another productive construction season high in the Rockies. Working with the Colorado Department of Transportation, the I-70 West Vail Pass Project team logged more than 90,000 work hours this year, improving safety, mobility and wildlife connectivity along one of Colorado’s busiest mountain corridors. Project Manager Ryan Konen shares what the team focused on this season as work continues to improve this vital stretch of I-70.

⚡Kiewit is ranked #2 in Power for ENR’s 2025 Top 400 Contractors Sourcebook. This recognition reflects the incredible people behind every project, helping to power reliable, resilient energy across North America. Thank you to our people, clients and partners for making it possible.

With Thanksgiving around the corner, we’re grateful to be surrounded by so many people who share our commitment to building what matters.   This month’s newsletter celebrates the stories that define Kiewit — preserving history at Pearl Harbor, advancing innovation in nuclear energy, inspiring future engineers and strengthening partnerships across North America.   These moments are more than milestones. They’re proof that when we work together with purpose, we help build stronger communities and a brighter future for our industry.

From the office to the field, our teams paused this Veterans Day to honor those who’ve served. At Kiewit, we’re proud to call many veterans our colleagues — people who bring their sense of duty, teamwork and leadership to every jobsite. To our veterans and all who’ve served: thank you. Your impact is felt every day, and we’re grateful for everything you do. 📸 Moments from Veterans Day celebrations across our company

Removing 10,000 tons of bridge deck is no small milestone. Crews at the Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild project recently completed the removal of the existing bridge deck — nearly 10,000 tons of concrete now stockpiled on site for recycling and reuse. Next up: steel girder removal on the south side. Each girder weighs about 50,000 pounds and is safely lowered using precision torch cutting and crane operations. This achievement marks another important step in preparing for new bridge construction to begin. 📸 Photos taken by Maryland Transportation Authority