Kiewit Regional Headquarters In Lone Tree Tops Out

Kiewit Corp. has topped off its 252K SF regional headquarters in Lone Tree.

This campus for the Omaha, Nebraska-based engineering and construction firm will act as a hub for its 900 Colorado-based employees.

Kiewit employees add their signature to the final beam.
Kiewit Corp.

Kiewit National Director of Preconstruction Chris Kelner said that Kiewit has added hundreds of employees in Colorado in the last year to meet demand, and he doesn't expect that to slow anytime soon.

Kiewit announced it would pick Lone Tree for its future headquarters in early 2019, largely for its ability to attract and retain talent. The campus is located west of Interstate 25 at the Lincoln Avenue interchange, inside of the master-planned RidgeGate community. Phase 2 of the headquarters' construction is expected to break ground this summer.

Kiewit has been involved in a number of large Colorado projects, including the I-25 expansion, Union Station transit improvements and Market Station.

RidgeGate has been no stranger to activity lately: Denver-based healthcare system HealthONE recently purchased a 10.75-acre parcel in the community.

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