Ken Garner Engineering

Ken Garner Engineering, Inc. (KGE), is an award winning and innovative electrical engineering firm that endeavors to ensure client satisfaction through excellent service and sustainable, creative design solutions.

With a commitment to high quality engineering, service, and client satisfaction, Ken Garner Engineering, Inc. maintains an understanding of collaboration, and a hands-on approach to client service, addressing the individual nature of each project; working to balance the specific needs of the design team and owner.

We offer an extensive portfolio of varied projects, including: Higher Education, Schools (K-12), Hospitals, Labs, Data Centers, Housing, Military, City, County, and Federal Government Facilities, Recreational Buildings, Parks, Churches, and Commercial Projects.

Ken Garner Engineering is fast becoming a premiere Electrical Consulting Firm; currently licensed in 17 states.

At Ken Garner Engineering, Inc. we invite you to 'See the Light'

Most Recent Projects

University of Utah, Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology Building

Molecular Biotechnology Building This $120,000,000+ million dollar, cutting edge project, is the first building in the new Interdisciplinary Quad, located at the University of Utah between the Engineering and Medical sections of campus. These buildings will be dedicated to the innovative cross-discipline buildings including: Bioengineering, Medical Research, and Computer Science departments. This first building includes: a large vivarium, nanofabrication, a microscopy suite, and open flexible labs intended for research throughout. In addition to the building itself, the project included over 2,500 linear feet of tunnels, containing a number of utilities. KGE's tasks included: extending over a mile of new medium voltage infrastructure, lighting design, power distribution, security, AV systems, fire alarm, and assistance with vibration and EMF criteria for the nanofab and microscopy areas. All renderings for this pioneering project were completed with BIM/REVIT technology. The infrastructure was completed in early 2010 and the building is currently under construction.