CAS Constructors

CAS joined our water teams from Alberici Constructors and Filanc in New Orleans for WEFTEC, connecting with clients and industry partners and learning about the latest ideas and innovations shaping the future of water.

It was a great opportunity to strengthen relationships, share perspectives and bring new insights back to our teams and projects.

Thanks to everyone who connected with us at WEFTEC!

Today we’re kicking off Construction Inclusion Week with this year’s theme, “Opening Doors, Building a Workplace for Everyone.”

Throughout the week, our teams are participating in conversations and activities focused on expanding opportunity, supporting growth and creating workplaces where everyone feels respected, valued and supported.

This week marks Construction Su***de Prevention Week, an opportunity to make space for honest conversations and strengthen connections with the people around us. Reaching out, listening and reminding someone they are not alone can have a lasting impact.

If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. Help is available 24/7. In an emergency, dial 911.

We’re heading to campuses across Kansas to meet the next generation of builders. At CAS Constructors, you’ll work on critical water infrastructure projects across the Midwest while gaining hands-on experience, mentorship from industry leaders, and a clear path to grow your career.

Catch us on campus or apply online: https://www.casconstructors.com/cas-careers/

CAS Constructors has recently begun work on two new water and wastewater projects.

In partnership with Burns & McDonnell, CAS is advancing the Hillsdale Raw Water Intake project, which will replace the existing intake, improve safety and increase capacity to meet future water demands.

CAS has also started improvements at the Sherwood Wastewater Treatment Plant, including a new belt filter press and chemical feed system.

Both projects build on CAS’ commitment to delivering critical water infrastructure for the communities we serve.

Preconstruction Director Ryan Rutkowski will be speaking at the 2026 KWEA/KsAWWA Annual Joint Water and Wastewater Conference on September 10 at 10:30 a.m.

Alongside Dana Hinderliter of Burns & McDonnell, Ryan will present “So You Built a New WTP, Now What? Successful Project Commissioning a Design-Build,” highlighting key considerations, challenges and lessons learned from bringing a new water treatment plant online.

The CAS team recently gathered for our annual company picnic, bringing employees and their families together for an afternoon of food, activities and time spent with one another.

Thank you to our employees for the hard work and commitment you bring to CAS each day. We appreciate all that you do and enjoyed the opportunity to celebrate our team and the people who support them.

Join CAS at the Georgia Association of Water Professionals Conference in Savannah, GA.

Ryan Rutkowski and Reid Abbott will present “Stomp the Pedal: Progressive Design-Build Accelerates Project Delivery,” sharing how early collaboration and progressive design-build can help move complex water projects forward.

See you there!