

Black & Veatch
VerificadoEngineering consultant
8880 Ward Pkwy #400, Kansas City, MO 64114, United States
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Black & Veatch is an employee-owned global engineering, procurement, and construction company founded in 1915. The firm specializes in delivering human infrastructure projects, offering expertise in areas such as power, water, fuels, and technology solutions. Black & Veatch focuses on sustainable infrastructure, aiming to address complex challenges and support a global energy transition.
Según el sitio web del despacho
- Servicios que ofrece
- Power Delivery, Fuels, Water, Lifecycle services, Construction, Technology and Data centers, Industrial and Manufacturing, Federal Agencies, Public Sector, Commercial
- Año de fundación
- 1915
- Premios y reconocimientos
- Building Design & Construction's Top 60 Military Facility Engineering Firms for 2025
- 2025 Leader in Disability Inclusion Award
- 2025 Campus Forward Awards
- 2024 Leader in Disability Inclusion Award
- Ingram's Top 100 Private Companies 2024
- Handshake's Early Talent Award 2024
- 2024 Campus Forward Awards
- 2023 Leader in Disability Inclusion Award
Fuente: bv.com · consultado el 13 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.
Reseñas de Clientes
5 reseñas- David Lorengo· vía Google
Employee owned engineering and construction company building the world's infrastructure
6 years ago - Jeff B· vía Google
Dr. Tummons helped our group understand water engineering. Bravo!
9 years ago - Sarah Hartman· vía Google
The consultants I work with are very friendly and made my two day stay very interesting and accommodating. Building is clean and the lobby is quite modern.
8 years ago - blane· vía Google
Nothing against the company but the security guard pulled out a gun and pointed it at my face for simply being on the property last year, no warning whatsoever. I believe his name was Dave Richardson. I was also 17 at the time. Try to not have your security pull guns on kids!!!
3 years ago - john ging· vía Google
I called for hr four times and the receptionist hung up on me 4 times!!!!! Time to find a new receptionist! SMH
6 months ago

