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Why is construction of a $78-million expansion, including a military museum, on hold at the North Dakota Heritage Center on the state capitol grounds in Bismarck, N.D.?
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The Janus initiative pairs reactor makers with five Army bases, using milestone funding to move advanced nuclear technology from demonstrations toward long-term power production.
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Who's been hired to replace the Platte-Winner Bridge in South Dakota?
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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Radiant cooling technology could help regulate temperatures in the two lower Manhattan subway stations.
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Insurance payout obligations can't be asserted if they aren't included in the policy, judge ruled.
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Agencies discuss data centers, electrification, water and other issues at Infraday conference.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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Panama Canal officials are seeking engineering and construction expertise to manage the Río Indio reservoir project as the canal confronts near-term water restrictions and longer-term demand growth.
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Corps faces shortfalls even as Congress rethinks how it funds inland waterways projects.
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The building is planned as part of a three-structure complex planned for the Dept. of Public Works in West Allis, Wis.
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled in favor a Boston women's soccer stadium project
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United Contractors CEO Emily Cohen thinks The future of construction will be built by those who lead themselves well, she told ENR Grounbreaking Women in Construction conference in June. "Choose curiosity and courage over fear. You are a powerful leader for...
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Planned hyperscale data center complex on the site of a former federal uranium enrichment plant gets a shot in the arm from the chip-making giant.
Entities: NVIDIA