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Who was chosen as design-build contractor for the $583 million Improve I-70 project between the Missouri communities of Kingdom City and Warrenton?
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Rare charge of criminally negligent homicide from dump truck striking rider.
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With $566-million in financing secured from European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and other entities, the project is expected to contribute to Egypt's ambitious renewable power goals.
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Investigators say marking of pipeline hit by contractor was off by about 28 inches, leading to 4-in. gouge and explosion that damaged dozens of other homes.
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Projects are chosen for innovation, overcoming challenges and contributing to the industry.
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Project teams overcame tight budgets, labor shortages and rising costs.
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Spanning roughly 1,000 acres of reclaimed mining land on the site of a former coal mine, Tilden Solar transforms underused brownfield land into a facility powering more than 33,800 Illinois homes while creating long-term economic and community benefits.
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Ahead of projected load growth in the Bakken region, Basin Electric Power Cooperative needed new generation capacity online by summer 2025.
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The Minnesota State Emergency Operations Center replaces an undersized leased facility with a purpose-built, resilient command center for Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
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A former outpatient medical facility has transformed into a fully integrated hospital campus with the addition of a 170,000-sq-ft inpatient bed tower and 35,000 sq ft of phased renovations.
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Anticipating the future needs of students, the University of Cincinnati renovated and expanded its 1917-era Old Chemistry building
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A pair of LEED Silver-targeted buildings were built as a part of St. Louis Community College’s $450-million voter-funded initiative to modernize aging campuses