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Steep slopes, narrow streets, a busy interstate highway—and two abandoned trestles—are some of the challenges that make the Carolina Trunk Rehabilitation project “one of the most complex ‘small’ projects that I’ve been on,” says Chris Bottoms, division...
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The famous US Army Ranger cliff-scaling in France is re-created on a midwest limestone bluff where the Mississippi and Illinois rivers meet.
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Our blog delivers the latest news, insights and opinions about construction trends in the Texas & Southeast region, encompassing Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, the Carolinas and Puerto Rico.
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Opportunities abound for construction chief information officers to modernize in today's market, but a data-first approach must be taken for both the office ... and the jobsite!.
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The emirate's government picked two consortia for packages in the Dubai Strategic Sewerage Tunnels project, a public-private venture to modernize Dubai's wastewater handling and treatment infrastructure.
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Construction is expected to begin next year on the first-of-its-kind full-scale ship tunnel, an estimated $870-million project to improve ship traffic on a dangerous stretch of the Norwegian coastline.
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A massive water main break is spewing sewage into a Massachusetts river and closing beaches north of Boston.
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The patent catfight between Bobcat and Caterpillar has escalated to competing lawsuits and International Trade Commission investigations.
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Chicago-based Epstein is hired to build $1.3B packaged meat and fresh pork processing plant in Sioux Falls, S.D., where a century-old facility is set fo be demolished.
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Layoffs increased this month, suggesting a weakening market, says ABC economist.
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International search-and-rescue teams arrive on the scene as the country begins to coordinate relief efforts for people displaced by the massive earthquakes.
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President Trump was granted wide discretion to remove members of previously independent, permanent federal boards and commissions such as the National Labor Relations Board and the Federal Trade Commission in a June 29 Supreme Court decision.