Engineering News Record

The value of nonresidential construction put in place in February totaled a seasonally adjusted $1.03 billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.

Contractor groups voice concerns about workplace safety and more.

Following an expansion announcement in December, AESC now plans to build a second facility alongside its original, 1.5-million-sq-ft battery production facility.

State Dept. move to reverse eligibility was “unreasonable,” said federal watchdog Government Accountability Office in sustaining counterprotest by parent of bidding firms.

Mechanical engineer, who designed early semiconductor and biotechnology facility clean rooms and related facilities and launched a consulting firm that was later sold to Ireland's largest engineer and project manager, died on Jan. 4.

Officials warn progress may be slow on clearing debris from the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, as heavy-lift cranes arrive on the scene.

Jim Rossberg retired as managing director of engineering programs at the American Society of Civil Engineers, in 2022.

Early developments and preparation for the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel expansion project are underway. 

Subcontractors are out hundreds of thousands of dollars on a warehouse project, in only the latest instance of a rising trend of cyber crime in construction.

The Port of Long Beach is ENR California's 2024 Owner of the Year.

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has been named ENR Northwest's 2024 Owner of the Year

Mississippi River cities and towns say their bridges need to be assessed after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

Nuclear services firm, which acquired the 800-MW Palisades Nuclear Plant in 2022, plans to restart it by 2025 and add new small modular reactors. 

A University of Oxford analysis proposes breaking up the company, including the creation of a business to take care of large wastewater capital projects.

The final ENR MidAtlantic Top Design rankings will be published in June.

The District of Columbia will invest $500 million to help renovate Capital One Arena

ENR Publisher, Scott Seltz and BNP Engage President, Ben LeDonni discuss how they can work together to help AEC companies and companies marketing to the AEC industry enhance their marketing efforts in this exclusive interview.

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Sublime Systems electrochemical-created cement was used for the first time by Turner Construction, acting as its own self-perform concrete contractor, on a Boston area mud mat placement.