Construction Industry News

Two monorail lines will connect about 62 miles east and west of Cairo to the Egyptian capital.

Ruling says firm's status as former TVA contractor doesn't extend liability coverage from suits seeking millions for claimed illnesses caused by site work; meanwhile, Jacobs gains new contract to support cleanup and demolition of tsunami-damaged reactors at Japan's Fukushima nuke plant

Funds are set to spur creation of four US hubs to remove carbon dioxide directly from ambient air, but some advocates question their efficiency.

To boost women's career tracks as industry sectors grow, attendees shared creative approaches at ENR's Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference, held earlier this month.

Lawsuit centers on Harrisburg bridge but injunction also applies to other projects in PennDOT program.

State transportation officials estimate the design-build contract for the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project will be worth $2.2 billion.

A final independent report from a forensic team backed by the Association of State Dam Safety Officials found that rapid, static liquefaction of earthen embankments caused the May 2020 collapse of the Edenville and downstream Sanford Dams in Michigan.

With the advent of electric, connected and autonomous vehicles (AVs), the world of mobility is changing rapidly. Nearly half of all vehicles are expected to have some level of automation by 2030.

If necessity is the mother of invention, the LBJ Express megaproject in Dallas, Texas, is a case study in pioneering engineering design and forward-thinking financing.

MBTA Blue Line trains are running following a series of mishaps on an accelerated repair project.

Judge upholds state regulators' decision to allow construction to proceed on Nemadji Trail Energy Center in Superior, Wis.

Engineers have drafted requirements to improve the ability of public-occupancy temporary structures to resist wind, flood, snow and earthquake loads.

The planned Uinta Basin Railway would connect a mineral-rich region to the national rail network.

The Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex area is currently home to over 7.5 million people according to the US Census Bureau’s 2020 census and is ranked as the fastest growing city in Texas.

Cintra does all it can to make trips on our roads a more reliable experience. We want to give folks a better option, so they don’t end up in endless gridlock like you see on the highways around Manhattan and LA.

ENR’s 20-city average cost indexes, wages and materials prices. Historical data and details for ENR’s 20 cities can be found at ENR.com/economics

UK levies penalty for firm's misleading regulators into the quality of its financial audit of British contractor before its unexpected collapse under huge debt in 2018.

Faced with prospect of trial, insurers settle untested claims about next-door pile installation.

The measure would authorize about $25 billion for new Corps construction projects, including $19.2 billion for a major hurricane and flood protection plan in coastal Texas.

Following a bid protest, the contract to operate the giant Y-12 and Pantex waste sites will be rescoped and split, says a DOE agency. Bechtel will remain as manager of both sites for at least two years.