Its roles FEED EPCM PMC / Owner's engineer
KH Engineering B.V. is a multidisciplinary engineering company providing front-end development, engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) services for industrial projects. It delivers solutions across all technical disciplines with a focus on transparency, feasibility, safety and sustainability.
The firm operates from offices in Schiedam (headquarters), Amsterdam, Groningen and Antwerp, serving clients primarily in the Netherlands and Belgium while supporting international projects. Its core markets include chemicals, hydrocarbons, new energy and energy transition, storage and logistics, and life sciences. Activities encompass conceptual and basic engineering, detailed design, procurement on behalf of clients, integrated construction management, compliance and integrity work, and support for lifetime extension or new business cases.
KH Engineering forms part of the Ludan Group (publicly listed) and the KH Group, giving it access to broader international resources and expertise. It employs approximately 500 to 600 engineers and specialists and maintains long-term partnerships with major industrial players such as INOVYN, Tata Steel Nederland, Shell and TotalEnergies. Founded in 1949 originally as Keynes, the company adopted its current name around 2000 and has grown through acquisitions, including the industrial engineering division of Royal HaskoningDHV.
In the industry, KH Engineering positions itself as a pragmatic, client-oriented EPCM contractor and owner’s engineer for complex process and infrastructure projects in port and industrial clusters, emphasizing predictable delivery and added value through multidisciplinary integration.
Also known as Keynes, KH Engineering België n.v., KH Engineering N.V., and KH Engineering België.
chemXplore tracks 4 projects involving KH Engineering, of which 2 are active.
Besides these 2, the record holds 1 completed project and 1 cancelled.
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