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The hazard profile on this project was substantial, with five bridge structures, 2.5 million cu yd of excavation, 10,000 linear ft of steel pipe pile-driving and asphalt paving.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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To ensure the U.S. Soccer National Training Center would be completed ahead of the 2026 World Cup, the project team had to accelerate delivery.
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Veolia says the only meaningful remedy it has is to stop the contract going to Jacobs Solutions before it is signed and work begins.
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At least 27 people were injured in the Oct. 9 earthquake, which destroyed hundreds of homes and damaged infrastructure and buildings across central and southeastern Panama.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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Former chairman and CEO of Weeks Marine, who built a small family business into a heavy civil mega-contractor, died Oct. 4 at age 73.
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Firm will build 650-MW facility, called Swan Energy Center, for Clearway Energy on former strip mine site while gisnt NextEra Energy plans separate solar project on up to 3,000 acres also in Bates County.
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US district court judge in Alabama grants temporary halt of arrest of Latino US citizen craft worker at homebuiding site as violating search-and-seizure rules
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As a producer of steel pipes and tubes, Zekelman Industries sees an opportunity as steel mills struggle to keep up with demand from data centers, semiconductor fabs and pharmaceutical buildouts.
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Firms post solid revenue growth supporting global AI surge and client demands but see federal policy shifts and stretched resources pressuring project delivery.
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While most insurers and even contractors shy away from any new technology that might open them up to risk, the rash of retirements of skilled craft workers and project managers may force firms to reconsider deploying artificial intelligence-enabled...
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The new pier will feature a higher deck elevation to accommodate projected sea level rise.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure