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Engineering News Record
EPA Takes Small Steps to Regulate PFAS
High-Speed Rail Advocates Hope For Best After Newsom Announces Narrowed Focus in California
Fate of ultimate Bay Area-SoCal connection still uncertain
Prosecutions of Union Officials in 2018 Unmasked Theft, Embezzlement
Kiewit, Flatiron, SNC-Lavalin Short-Listed for Big Vancouver-Area Span
Chicago's Lake Shore Drive Bridge Closes for Emergency Repairs, Reopens With Temporary Fix
Lake Shore Drive, a part of U.S. Highway 41 that runs parallel with and along the shoreline of Lake Michigan in Chicago, was closed to northbound traffic from the morning of February 11 to the afternoon of February 12 due to cracks in structural steel support girders on the elevated roadway that leads to the Outer Drive Bridge which crosses the Chicago River at the mouth of Lake Michigan. The popular thoroughfare handles 120,000 vehicles a day, half of which use the northbound lanes.
US Appeals Court Slams FERC on Long-Muddled State Environmental Permits
Salini Impregilo Offers Rescue Purchase of Astaldi Group
New Territory for Timber
Computer-controlled milling mainstreams plywood and timber products, for large and small practices.
Cost Revealed for Troubled Bridge Over London Waters
SNC-Lavalin Grows Europe Base Even as New Pressures Mount
After opening its new London headquarters Feb. 6, the Montreal firm's CEO Neil Bruce faces a slew of political and market issues in other global spots and at home.
Chinese Contractors Dive Into BIM and Prefab for Island-Hopping Roadway
Chinese contractors take the plunge into prefab and BIM for island-hopping roadway
New State DOT Chiefs Face Tougher Times
ENR Mountain States Previews List of Top Starts From 2018
To date, the top starts list is an impressive mix of infrastructure, renovations, multifamily, commercial buildings, educational facilities, offices and mixed-use projects.
Contractor Survey Says Construction IT Spending Isn't Increasing
JBKnowledge, Inc., the privately-held company that created and developed SmartBid and produces the ConTechCrew podcast, recently released its 2018 Construction Technology Report.
What We Learned Stretching A Short Vietnam War Runway
In Bankruptcy, PG&E Still Faces Big Spend to Cut Fire Risks
California utility giant filed new plan Feb. 6 for boosted infrastructure, technology and controversial blackouts to respond to and prevent wildfire devastation; it could spend up to $2.3 billion in 2019.
Drones Find Sweet Spot in Environmental Engineering
Drones find a niche in environmental engineering, where aerial data collection protects fragile landscapes and worker safety
Puerto Rico Utility Proposes Eight Minigrids to Run the Island
Three Wave Energy Developers Ready to Test Devices in Hawaii
Fabrication of a giant barge-like wave energy device is underway in Portland, Ore., in preparation for testing in Hawaii this summer.
