Thanks to a unique design/build partnership, our Electric Utility Design team is helping ensure customers in rural Texas communities have access to clean energy.
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.
A collaborative team comprised of UCI, Piping & Equipment Co. (P&E), Southwestern Electric (SWECO), and MKEC Engineering, Inc. recently designed and constructed a tail gas scrubber in the sulfur recovery complex at HollyFrontier El Dorado Refining LLC.
Wichita will soon be at the center of the nation’s flourishing youth sports scene, thanks to the City’s $22 million investment in upgrades to the Stryker Multi-Sport Youth Complex near K-96 and Greenwich. Together with our talented team of partners – DLR Group, GLMV Architecture, GSI Engineering, Dondlinger Construction, FSC, Inc., and Greteman Group – we are proud to play a leading role in Wichita’s vibrant growth by helping make this “destination complex” a reality.
MKEC Engineering, Inc. was chosen to work on a section of the Eastern Oklahoma County Corridor project between SE 44th Street and Reno Avenue. The new Eastern Oklahoma County Corridor alignment will connect I-40 to I-44 in eastern Oklahoma County, reducing the travel time between Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Rarely do people stop to consider how a cemetery came to be or who helped make it so. That is – of course – by design. But like all engineering projects, there are many factors that go into cemetery design – starting with the idea of eternity. Read about how we honor fallen veterans with thoughtful planning to create a resting place worthy of America's military heroes. #EngineeringSuccess
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Celebrating Our Freedom, Honoring Their Sacrifices - MKEC
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But like all engineering projects, there are many factors that go into cemetery design – starting with the idea of eternity.Read about how this “jewel in the jewel box” progressed from start to finish to provide an iconic attraction for a community favorite, Botanica. This was another rewarding venture with our friends at WDM Architects to deliver this one of a kind project, earning consideration as the number one carousel building in the country. Generations of local visitors will enjoy this treasure for many years to come.
Botanica's Carousel Pavilion | WDM Architects
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The Challenge In January 2014, Joyland owner Margaret Nelson Spear visited Marty Miller, executive director of Botanica. “Joyland will never be back,” she said with tears in her eyes, “and I want Botanica to have the merry-go-round.” To her, the 70-year-old carousel represented her family’...Today, we are celebrating #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay! We want to thank the talented women who strengthen our MKEC team and have dedicated their career to making a difference in our community.
We caught up with our own Kara Anderson, PE, who has more than 23 years of industry experience and is a Certified Floodplain Manager, and young engineer on the rise, Emily Othon, EI to find out why they chose engineering.
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