U.S. Engineering

U.S. Engineering is a mechanical contracting and consulting firm headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. Established in 1983, it delivers mechanical solutions on projects nationwide through five wholly owned subsidiaries and employs between 501 and 1,000 people. Its technical work spans mechanical contracting, systems design and consulting, piping, plumbing, sheet metal fabrication, offsite and multi-trade prefabrication, preconstruction and real estate.

The group's subsidiaries divide that work by function. U.S. Engineering Construction handles mechanical construction for both new and existing buildings; U.S. Engineering Service covers mechanical service for buildings and facilities; U.S. Engineering Metalworks performs sheet metal work and fabrication; U.S. Engineering Innovations focuses on new mechanical solutions and approaches; and USE Real Estate is the group's real estate arm.

Projects are delivered across sectors including data centres, healthcare, manufacturing and industrial plants, science and laboratory facilities, higher education, K-12 schools, commercial and office buildings, entertainment and hospitality venues, and government and public safety facilities. The company states a commitment to safety, quality and innovation on every project, and places weight on multi-trade mechanical capability.

The firm's roots trace to a Nottberg family business established in Cologne, Germany, in 1855; the current company was formed as U.S. Engineering in 1983.