Black & Veatch
Careers
30 Jan 2025
Black & Veatch is a global engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company specializing in infrastructure development.
Power Delivery
19 Dec 2024
Ignite growth and innovation with intelligent, resilient power delivery solutions.
Water
19 Dec 2024
Build resilient communities and businesses with comprehensive water solutions that inspire every project stage.
Process
19 Dec 2024
Integrated, reliable and scalable process solutions backed by technical expertise and execution certainty.
Fuels
19 Dec 2024
We deliver innovative and cost-effective solutions across the gas value chain, leveraging decades of expertise, proprietary technologies and strategic partnerships to produce safe and on-time engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) projects.
Lifecycle Services
19 Dec 2024
Black & Veatch offers comprehensive solutions to support, optimize and sustain the entire infrastructure lifecycle.
About Us
19 Dec 2024
Black & Veatch is an employee-owned engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company with a 100-year legacy of innovations in sustainable infrastructure.
Who we serve
19 Dec 2024
We aren’t here to start changing the world. We’re here to keep changing it. To continue what we set out to do more than 100 years ago --. Building a World of Difference.
Strategic Advisory
19 Dec 2024
Engineering Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions that Work as Hard as You Do.
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