Seasoned construction manager brings extensive experience delivering large and complex projects in Southeast Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE (June 03, 2024) – Ken Kiepczynski, PE, has joined HNTB as construction services department manager, bringing more than 20 years of experience in construction engineering, inspection and project management. Throughout his career, he has worked on some of Southeast Wisconsin’s largest and most complex projects including I-94 North-South Freeway in Milwaukee, Racine and Kenosha counties, I-43 North-South in Milwaukee and Ozaukee Counties, the Wiscon Valley Development Roads, STH 50 Corridor Reconstruction and the Zoo Interchange.
“Ken brings an impressive record of achievements and proven leadership experience to help our clients with their construction needs,” said Ashley Booth, HNTB’s Wisconsin office leader. “His deep understanding of the local transportation infrastructure landscape in Southeast Wisconsin, will bring significant value to our clients and further enhance HNTB’s capabilities to continue delivering on complex projects throughout the region.”
In his new role, Kiepczynski will lead significant transportation infrastructure projects for clients throughout the region, driving the advancement of large-scale initiatives aimed at enhancing mobility. This entails overseeing all aspects of the project lifecycle, from scope development to cost and quality control and project management.
“I’m thrilled to welcome Ken to our talented construction services team,” said Ryan Luck, PE, HNTB’s construction director and associate vice president. “With the growing construction market, Ken’s collaborative and innovative leadership style combined with his demonstrated expertise in team development and expansion will be vital to meet demand.”
Kiepczynski most recently served as a senior engineer with Milwaukee County’s Department of Administrative Services Airport Division. In this role, he provided engineering design and construction project management at General Mitchell Milwaukee International Airport.
Prior to Milwaukee County, Kiepczynski spent 10 years as a construction manager with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation where he oversaw all aspects of construction delivery on a variety of projects.
Kiepczynski earned a Bachelor of Science degree in civil engineering from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. He is a licensed professional engineer in Wisconsin.