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Houston, Texas
Powering Energy Infrastructure Across the Lone Star State
Burns & McDonnell has built a strong foundation in Houston by helping deliver the critical infrastructure that keeps Texas moving forward. Backed by a nationwide network of multidisciplinary professionals, we design and build the transmission and distribution systems that strengthen the state’s power grid, modernize oil and gas facilities across the Gulf Coast, and deliver complex industrial and infrastructure projects from planning and permitting through construction. As Texas continues to grow, we’re advancing reliable, resilient energy solutions that will power its communities and industries for generations.
The Houston office specializes in:
- Electric transmission and distribution
- Oil and gas processing plants
- Design-build construction
- Terminals and pipeline services
- Environmental projects
- Studies and permitting
- Power generation
Since Burns & McDonnell is a 100 percent employee-owned firm, every team member has a vested interest in making you successful, so we approach your project with an unparalleled dedication to exceeding your expectations.
We Build TX
Supporting Texas through in-house, direct-hire construction capabilities and experience to build safe, reliable and resilient infrastructure.
The Houston office doesn't just work hard; employee-owners play hard, too. From fun activities to giving back through projects for Habitat for Humanity and fundraising for agencies like United Way and Junior Achievement, Houston staffers have a blast building camaraderie while making a difference for the community.
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Honors & Rankings
2026
Design Firm of the Year - Texas-Louisiana
ENR Texas & Southeast
2026
in Top Design Firms - Texas
ENR Texas & Southeast
2025
Top Workplaces
Houston Chronicle
2026
Largest Engineering Firm
Houston Business Journal
2026
Healthiest Employers of Texas
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Projects
Aiken-Sage Mill Transmission Line & Substation
Two-Phase EPC BESS Site
Integrated Plastics Facility
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