Survey Ranks Local Engineering Firms By Payroll

KANSAS CITY-Black & Veatch tops the list with 1,138 area professional engineers. The second largest firm, Burns & McDonnell employs 320 Kansas City area professional engineers. HNTB Corp. is next.

By Judie Burkhalter | March 20, 2001 at 01:01 AM

The second largest firm, Burns & McDonnell employs 320 Kansas City area professional engineers.

Following Black & Veatch and Burns & McDonnell are HNTB Corp., with 118 area professional engineers, George Butler & Associats, wtih 65, Bibb & Associates with 64, TranSystems, with 41, and Henderson Engineers and Sega Inc., each with 34 area professional engineers.

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