In the aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, it is time to re-think our approach to disaster response and recovery. Since 1980, average annual disaster costs have doubled every decade.
Bechtel examines the opportunity of utilizing permeable concrete and other associated materials to help control flooding in developed cities.
Each year, Bechtel hosts a luncheon to recognize both large and small supplies that support Nuclear, Security & Environmental projects.
Bechtel and IBM teamed up to discuss supplemental recommendations for emergency preparedness in response to Hurricane Maria.
Bechtel and the Northern Virginia Professional Chapter of Engineers without Borders-USA help a disadvantaged community in South Dakota get access to water.
Bechtel’s chief innovation officer discusses how Bechtel’s workforce is coming up with creative solutions to help our customers mitigate risks.
If we want to deliver on the U.S. commitment to responsible, sustainable development around the world while championing U.S. jobs, we need the reach of our EXIM Bank.
Next up in our 2 part series,Inside the Secret Cities of World War II are Hanford and Los Alamos, and Bechtel’s role in moving them forward.
Bechtel-sponsored museum exhibit looks at massive Manhattan Project effort, 75 years later.
