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Cracked Girders Trigger Scrutiny of Salesforce Transit Center's Entire Structure
The Transbay Joint Powers Authority board of directors has called for a complete structural evaluation of San Francisco's 1.2-million-sq-ft transit center, closed because of fissures found in two girders that span 80 ft across Fremont Street.
South Korean Construction Firm Employees Indicted on U.S. Bribery Charge
Case deals with $400 million-plus in construction contracts at U.S. Army base in Korea.
Conference Reaffirms Strength of Design-Build Delivery
25 Projects Cited As ENR Southwest's Best
Winners include a project rebuilt after an arson attack and a diversion canal disguised as a volcano
Higher Education and Project of the Year ASU BioDesign C
Concrete Work Meets Needs of Hi-Tech Science: Engineers, crews and suppliers push the limits of concrete to create a low vibration and aesthetically pleasing X-ray laser facility
Unique Footprint Requires Changing Shape for Seattle Tower
Nestled between two historic early 20th-century buildings, The Mark in downtown Seattle makes the most of its quarter-block footprint.
Bridge Bucket List: Quebec Bridge
Constuction Posts Reduction in Non-Fatal Injuries, Rate
BLS report shows 2017 construction nonfatal injuries and illnesses were down 2.7%.
Keystone XL Sidelined by Federal Court Ruling
Chicago Picks Design Finalists for $8.5 Billion O'Hare Revamp; SOM, Calatrava Make Shortlist
Five design teams have been picked as finalists for the $8.5-billion revamp of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. They are Fentress-EXP-Brook-Garza Joint Venture Partners; Foster Epstein Moreno JV Joint Venture Partners; Santiago Calatrava LLC; Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill (SOM); and Studio ORD Joint Venture Partners.
Don't Rob State Transport Capital Funds to Fix Transit Ops
Autonomous Drone System Tested for Mapping Without GPS
Salesforce Transit Center Girder Fix Not Expected to Begin Before December
The Transbay Joint Powers Authority expects the repair of the two cracked girders in San Francisco's Salesforce Transit Center to begin next month and spill over into next year.
Tanzania Picks Arab Contractors for Stiegler Power Project
Toshiba Cancels 3,400-MW UK Nuke Plant
The Moorside plant, near Sellafield in Cumbria, would have been the U.K.’s largest new nuclear installation
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