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FHWA Awards $15M to States for Alternative User-Fee Pilot Projects

As technology keeps changing, states keep working on alternatives or add-ons to the gas tax.

Michigan Line 5 Oil-Gas Pipeline's West Leg Reopens

County judge allows restart but orders more documentation from owner Enbridge to state and federal officials on repairs to damaged east l...

Former Hill Int'l CEO Wins NJ Primary for U.S. Congressional Seat

David Richter, ex-chief of program management firm, beats operating engineers union official Kate Gibbs to face Democrat incumbent in Nov...

After Bid-Rigging Delay, Denver Selects Contractor for $233M Convention Center Overhaul

Colorado-based Hensel Phelps will serve as design-builder for the expansion after delays due to an earlier bid-rigging scandal.

Corps, Mass. Reach Deal To Replace Cape Cod Bridges

Massachusetts and federal officials came a step closer to replacing a pair of 85-year-old bridges across the Cape Cod Canal.

Vegas-LA High-Speed Rail Line Can Use Interstate 15 Right-of-Way

Caltrans enters agreement with private entity XpressWest.

Courts Cause New Angst for High-Profile Energy Projects

Permit rulings ding Keystone XL, Dakota Access oil line builds, as Atlantic Coast gas line ends work; but NWP-12 permit okayed on other p...

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First Look at Long List of AEC Firms Receiving PPP Loans

Tom Ichniowski

Scott Blair

Paycheck Protection Program loans are viewed as one factor driving construction's strong employment gain in June. …

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Latest Updates On The Coronavirus Pandemic

ENR Editors

ENR tracks new industry impacts as COVID-19 forces project closures and interrupts global business. …

Tech

Health Check-In Apps Seen as Key Way to Limit Viral Outbreaks on Jobsites

Jeff Rubenstone

As the pandemic upends traditional jobsite screening, contractors are turning to online health surveys at points of entry to help prevent an ill person coming onto the site. …

Safety Health

When Coronavirus Cases Spike at Construction Jobsites

Richard Korman

Scott Judy

Jeff Rubenstone

As bars, restaurants and holiday get-togethers return and positive tests multiply, contractors face new challenges …

Companies

2020 Top 500 Sourcebook: Update to Phoenix Arena

Bruce Buckley

HOK recently designed the $230-million, phased renovation of Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix. …

Projects

US Electric Grid Is Rebuilt for Uncertainty

Peter Maloney

Billions in capital spending taking place to prepare for electrification, natural disasters …

Companies

2020 2Q Cost Report: Market Optimism Crashes in Wake of COVID-19 Crisis

Gary J. Tulacz

Industry executives surveyed believe that recovery will be at least a year away …

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