MKEC Engineering, Inc. is a multidisciplinary engineering and consulting firm headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, providing engineering, planning, landscape architecture, surveying, and related professional services to public and private-sector clients. Founded in 1982, MKEC has grown from a Wichita-based engineering practice into a firm with 200+ associates serving projects throughout the United States and Canada. Its Wichita office is located at 411 N. Webb Rd., Wichita, KS 67206, with the official office phone number +1 316-684-9600.

MKEC describes itself as a full-service engineering and land-planning firm capable of providing feasibility, planning, design, and consulting services. Its clients include industrial companies, developers, municipalities, counties, state and federal governments, architects, institutions, and individuals. The firm’s service portfolio covers public works, transportation, land development, industrial and energy projects, power delivery, and architectural engineering.

The company’s public works capabilities include engineering for water infrastructure, wastewater systems, stormwater control, dams, landfills, bridges, and other municipal infrastructure. MKEC also provides transportation engineering and has worked on roadway and interchange projects requiring coordination among multiple public agencies and stakeholders.

MKEC’s architectural engineering practice supports medical, educational, commercial, new construction, and renovation projects. The firm uses 3D computer modeling and multidisciplinary coordination to address building systems such as HVAC and integrate them with broader project requirements.

For industrial and energy clients, MKEC provides specialized engineering capabilities including process engineering, hydraulic analysis, process simulations, PFD and P&ID development, equipment specifications, electrical engineering, and related technical services.

MKEC also provides landscape architecture, surveying, land planning, and development services, allowing the firm to support projects from early feasibility and site planning through detailed engineering and implementation. Its long-standing Wichita presence and multidisciplinary team make it a significant engineering resource for infrastructure, development, industrial, transportation, and public-sector projects in Kansas and the surrounding region.