Bianco joins Black & Veatch as civil works program manager

Black & Veatch announces that John Bianco has joined the company as civil works program manager.

Climate change, shifting population demographics and an increasing focus on resiliency are reshaping infrastructure initiatives across the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Bianco has joined Black & Veatch to better support USACE as it strives to meet these challenges, according to a press release.

Bianco brings decades of civil works project and program experience as an engineer with the USACE and as manager of critical infrastructure projects for a leading engineering services provider. This includes a range of technical engineering and advisory roles focused on dam safety, flood management, infrastructure recovery, military construction and more. Most recently, Bianco served as USACE special assistant for dam safety, where he worked to improve effectiveness and efficiencies within the geographically distributed Regional Dam Safety Production Centers, as well as a term as chair of the Dam Safety Steering Committee.

“The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Department of Defense programs impact and improve the lives of millions of Americans and our allies around the world,” Bianco said. “I look forward to working with my colleagues at Black & Veatch who are committed to building a more sustainable, more resilient future for all of us.”

His new responsibilities will include business development and services for large and complex projects, assessment and active management of project risk, as well as reviews of large dams and levees, and the enhancement of core project management processes and methods.

“John Bianco brings a strong reputation within the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for his focus on safety quality program management, and experience with high-profile, critical infrastructure projects.,” said Randy Castro, president of Black & Veatch’s federal business. “With the evolving mission of the USACE Civil Works program, he provides Black & Veatch with additional expertise to manage complex, multi-stakeholder engagements that ensure long-term sustainability and for a broad range of stakeholders.”

Black & Veatch is an employee-owned engineering, procurement, consulting and construction company with a more than 100-year track record in sustainable infrastructure.

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