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A joint venture of the Dutra Group and Griffth Co. cope with tides, port traffic and unexploded ordinances on a nearly $400-million pier infill project already underway as part of the Port of Long Beach's ongoing capital program.
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Why is Ohio hitting the pause button on tax exemptions for data centers?
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Autodesk has launched a new online hub to serve small business customers across its business units including architecture, engineering and construction users.
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A legal visiting engineer from Colombia alleges in a lawsuit that he was wrongfully detained by ICE earlier this year.
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The equipment giant filed a claim with the International Trade Commission alleging that the South Korea-based rival violated its patents—seeking an investigation that could potentially halt importation of equipment while the probe takes place.
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Energy consultant Wood-Mackenzie says shutdown of shipping through Persian Gulf "far more than an energy crisis,” said one market expert—as contractor McDermott International marks growth in region infrastructure restoration work.
Topics: Infrastructure
Entities: Infrastructure
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Gift will create an endowed professorship in a construction management program that has seen a spike in enrollment in recent years.
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London-based ERM's partnership with Blumen Systems aims to untangle the web of permitting processes, especially for data center projects.
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Runway 4-22 would be kept closed until the morning of May 23, officials said.
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Will a new stadium for the Chicago Bears be in suburban Chicago or Northwest Indiana? The team promises a selection by late spring or early summer.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency wants to maintain legally enforceable limits on the most-studied types of "forever" chemicals known as PFAS but would roll back standards established for four other types, including GenX.