Its roles FEED EPC
Kiewit Corporation is an employee-owned engineering and construction company headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, founded in 1884. The firm delivers project development, design, and construction services across North America, with select international work. Its operations span transportation, power, oil, gas and chemical, water/wastewater, mining, and industrial markets, often using design-build and EPC delivery models.
For the chemical value chain, Kiewit executes engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, and commissioning for facilities such as LNG terminals, gas processing plants, petrochemical units, refineries, pipelines, storage and loading terminals, and related marine and utility infrastructure. The company self-performs key disciplines (civil, structural, mechanical, electrical/instrumentation, and pipeline) and applies modularization where appropriate. Services range from front-end engineering through detailed design and startup, delivered under contracting structures that include EPC and lump-sum turnkey. Clients include energy producers, chemical companies, midstream operators, and utilities.
Also known as Kiewit Engineering Group.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Kiewit, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 1 cancelled project.
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Planned wood-fiber-to-low-carbon-methanol plant near Alexandria will not proceed, citing slow market uptake, CCS and regulatory/financing uncertainty.
Texas LNG advances towards a year-end Final Investment Decision with a 20-year agreement, converting a previous non-binding deal, and securing long-term contracts for its LNG export terminal.
Plans to boost LNG output to 160 mtpa, bring first NFE train online mid next year, start major ethane crackers in early 2027, and expand petrochemical capacity with CPChem.
Al‑Kaabi urged continued energy investment, said $70–80/bbl is needed to sustain output, flagged US LNG start‑up this year and North Field East coming mid‑2026.
Project moves into FEED with engineering firms and technology licensors selected; >$2bn investment, >500,000 t/yr green methanol capacity and construction targeted for mid‑/second‑half 2026.
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