Black & Veatch in the news

Black & Veatch recommends installing pre-built stubs on the Alaska Gas Pipeline to provide flexible and cost-effective gas access for local communities.

Black & Veatch released its 2026 Water Report highlighting how U.S. utilities are using digital tools and collaborative delivery to tackle aging infrastructure and funding shortages.

U.S. water utilities are prioritizing digital transformation and collaborative delivery models to address aging infrastructure and a looming 45% capital funding shortfall.

Black & Veatch and Stantec will design an 85 million dollar infrastructure project to block invasive species from entering the Great Lakes.

Black & Veatch and Stantec won an $84 million federal contract to design invasive species deterrents at the Brandon Road Lock and Dam.

A joint venture led by Black & Veatch won an $85 million contract to design engineering deterrents and infrastructure preventing invasive carp from reaching the Great Lakes.

Black & Veatch and Stantec won an $85 million contract to design infrastructure preventing invasive carp from entering the Great Lakes via the Brandon Road Lock and Dam.

Black & Veatch and Stantec are leading a major engineering project to install invasive species deterrents at a critical Illinois waterway lock.

Black & Veatch and Stantec secured an $85 million contract to design engineering solutions to prevent invasive carp from entering the Great Lakes.

A joint venture led by Black & Veatch and Stantec secured an $85 million contract to design deterrent systems preventing invasive carp from entering the Great Lakes.

Black & Veatch secured rezoning approval for a $1.1 billion mixed-use redevelopment of its Kansas headquarters into a walkable district with housing, retail, and expanded office space.

A joint venture between Black & Veatch and Stantec won an $85 million federal contract to design aquatic invasive species barriers for the Brandon Road Interbasin Project.

Overland Park approved a $1.1 billion plan to transform the Black & Veatch headquarters into a mixed-use campus with housing and a hotel.

Overland Park is planning infrastructure and mobility upgrades to support Black & Veatch's $1.34 billion campus expansion and other major local projects.

Plans for a $1.34-billion mixed-use district and new corporate headquarters in Kansas aim to revitalize the firm's physical footprint and increase employee capacity.

Black & Veatch is seeking an increased $267.6 million incentive package for a $1.34 billion mixed-use overhaul of its headquarters in Overland Park.

Black & Veatch is seeking increased public incentives totaling $253 million for a $1.3 billion mixed-use headquarters campus development.

A $1.1 billion redevelopment project to transform the Overland Park headquarters into a massive mixed-use district has received unanimous city rezoning approval.

Overland Park is deciding on a rezoning request for a $1.12 billion mixed-use redevelopment at the Black & Veatch headquarters.