Webuild Subsidiary Lane Completes Kansas City Flood Protection Project

By Public Technologies
  • Webuild subsidiary Lane completed the Kansas City Levees Flood Risk Management Project for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
  • The project protects nearly USD 10 billion in assets from flooding along the Kansas and Missouri rivers.
  • Flood defenses safeguard more than 27,000 residents, 2,700 businesses and a major U.S. logistics and rail hub.
  • Work covered more than 25 kilometers of levees and flood defenses, with existing infrastructure remaining fully operational throughout construction.
  • Construction began in July 2021; the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recognized Lane’s efficiency and speed of execution.


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