Our longstanding client partnership can be chalked up to this: years of tackling the hard projects, delivering on our promises, and perhaps most important, answering the call.
You’ll see that behind the engineering, there’s another hidden layer helping to keep our world running smoothly: instrumentation and controls.
It began with a cold call.
Now, more than 20 years later, what started with two strangers on the phone has evolved into a successful strategic partnership with Koch Industries, the second-largest private company in the U.S.
When our client hired us to design an expansion for its Norman, Oklahoma manufacturing plant, our challenge was clear: create a multiphase design connecting to an existing facility that operates nearly 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
A global agricultural company is poised to open its first biodiesel plant in Kansas, positioning Wichita as a competitive supplier in the biofuels market. MKEC played a key role in this $90 million project by helping to expand and convert the company’s existing edible oil refinery just north of Old Town to biodiesel production. To bring our client’s 42,000-square-foot vision to life, we drew from multiple capabilities, including civil, structural, process engineering, mechanical and piping design, and construction support services.