Services
Burns & McDonnell provides engineering, architectural, construction, environmental and consulting services to a broad range of clients across a multitude of industries. We pride ourselves on finding unique, innovative and cost effective solutions to our clients’ requirements every day.
From airports, military bases and defense facilities to power generation and transmission, to water treatment and environmental remediation, to refineries and industrial facilities, hospitals and institutional buildings, Burns & McDonnell delivers planning, design and construction expertise that consistently surpasses our clients’ expectations.
We've been engineering possibilities for more than 100 years.
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Some of Our Featured Projects
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The program manager and primary consultant providing routing, permitting, engineering design and construction management services for the 70-mile Middletown-Norwalk electrical transmission project in southwestern Connecticut.
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GE Advanced Technology & Research Centre
Comprehensive A/E design and construction support services fo the world-class GE Advanced Technology & Research Centre in Doha, Qatar.
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Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel Project
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services for the Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel project at the Ponca City, Okla., refinery of ConocoPhillips.
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Iatan Generation Station Unit 2
Providing professional services including permitting; detailed design; procurement; construction management; and startup management for a new coal-fired steam electric power unit (Unit 2) with a nominal net electric power output of 850 MW. Also includes addition of a pulse jet fabric filter and wet flue gas desulfurization system on the existing Unit 1.
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Route 19 Missouri River Bridge
Design and construction plans for a new 2,244-foot bridge replacing an aging structure. New bridge includes a 44-foot roadway and 8-foot protected bikeway.
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Lake Fort Smith Dam & Reservoir Enlargement
Design of a single, enlarged dam and impoundment to replace the existing Lake Fort Smith and Lake Shepherd Springs reservoirs in Arkansas.
