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This blog will comment on all matters related to design and construction in the Midwest.
Excavation gets undeway on the first new rail tunnels to be built between New Jersey and New York in over a century.
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What contractor has what it takes to build the Giant Magellan Telescope's massive rotating enclosure structure on a Chilean mountaintop?
Planned mill is the largest single investment ever made in a U.S. steel facility, the company said, set to generate up to 6,000 construction jobs.
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Latest suits against feds claim their actions thwart projects expected to generate billions of dollars in investment and thousands of jobs to California, New York and other states while generating more than 10 GW of electricity.
How and when a design firm reports a claim can have just as much impact as the claim itself, says broker, adding that often underused pre-claim assistance can address dispute issues before they escalate.
Construction of Payne Energy Innovation Center at U. of Missourt-Columbia, launched Sept. 1 and is set to finish in 2028.
Two allegedly suspicious fires on Enbridge properties are being investigated by the FBI and ATF.
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Shelley Copsey writes that agentic AI supervision can help field managers make the most of their precious time on jobsites.
Surging data center construction remains at the forefront of the industry as other sectors struggle to find their footing. Meanwhile, labor and materials price woes persist.