Infrastructure and Construction
Infrastructure projects—from transportation corridors to utilities, water systems, and campus developments—form the foundation of communities, economic activity, impact public safety.
Kiwa supports successful project delivery across the infrastructure sector with integrated engineering and technical insight, accurate data, and coordination among diverse stakeholders, whether maintaining existing infrastructure, planning new construction, expansion, retrofit or renovation.
Kiwa’s expertise mitigates risk, improves constructability, and ensures quality and compliance across all phases of the project and asset lifecycle—from planning and design through construction, operations, and maintenance.
What We Do
Kiwa provides a broad suite of consulting and engineering services throughout planning, design, construction, operation and maintenance. Our services reduce risk, improve safety and constructability, and provide quality assurance, including:
- Archaeology and cultural resources assessments
- Campus and building retrofits and construction
- Construction materials and engineering testing
- Construction Project Management
- Construction Quality Assurance (link to A of E)
- Environmental due diligence and permitting
- Geophysical and Geospatial services
- Geotechnical engineering
- Government services
- Structural engineering
- Transportation infrastructure services
- Utility investigation and damage prevention
- Water and Wastewater
Why This Matters
Infrastructure decisions made early, before design is finalized or construction begins, directly impact safety, cost, schedule, and long‑term performance. Accurate environmental and archaeological or utility investigations, utility mapping, geotechnical insight, materials verification, and project quality assurance help prevent safety risks, reduce redesign, improve permitting compliance, and reduce costly overruns.
How Kiwa Delivers Value
Kiwa provides technical depth in practical engineering, materials science, utility risk management, geotechnical and construction assurance that makes a difference to infrastructure project planning and execution, resulting in improved project outcomes.
Through its entities Raba Kistner, T2 Utility Engineers, and Sequoia consultants, Kiwa delivers expertise and professional insight with a commitment to quality and safety.
- Teams of engineers, geologists, scientists, technologists, inspectors, and surveyors are available to provide quality data and insights that support informed decision making
- Accredited testing and certified inspection services provide quality assurance
- Investment in equipment, advanced technology, Quality management Processes, and training keep our teams are at the forefront of the industry, recommending the most appropriate options for each project
- Commitment to safety and performance protocols and standards
- Improved planning, design, and construction guidance to enhance cost control and scheduling
- Risk mitigation and management strategies and recommendations to reduce redesign costs, reduce construction delays and claims and improve safety
Who We Serve
Transportation agencies and DOTs
Developers, building owners, and campus facility managers
Federal, state, and local government entities
Water, wastewater, and energy utilities
Engineering and Architectural firms
General contractors
Energy industry owners and managers
Other public and private entities
FAQs about Construction and Infrastructure
Does Kiwa support public and private projects?
Yes, Kiwa provides technical expertise to support the transportation, utilities, building, and infrastructure sectors, among others.
Can Kiwa operate in busy public areas and during active construction?
Yes. We have developed extensive safety protocols to support the needs of any environment, minimizing noise in hospital areas, implementing heightened safety protocols during work on school campuses or downtown rapid transit projects. Our field teams, inspectors, and engineers are trained and skilled in working safely in all construction and infrastructure environments.