Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure''

Crews in southern Utah County are nearing completion on one of the most consequential water infrastructure projects in the Western U.S.

Crews are advancing a 15.5-km underground corridor beneath challenging creek-side geology.

Tab climbs as high as $58B to rebuild war-damaged Persian Gulf energy infrastructure, including in Iran, three weeks after global consultant estimated a $25B cost

Population growth, climate and the sheer size of the region drive development in the Mountain States and Southwest.

The 10-year, 41-acre Fox Park Redevelopment project in Denver’s Globeville neighborhood is beginning to take shape.

The State of Michigan DNR oversees 100 state parks, 20 dams and miles of trails.

 Parts of the former 106-acre drinking water source in Manhattan, built in the 1860s, will soon be replaced.

Improving the quality of water resources has energized Southern California Legacy Award Winner John Helminski’s career.

Pacific Cruise Terminals—a joint venture between Carrix Inc. and JLC Infrastructure—has been selected to operate a new outer harbor cruise terminal for the Port of Los Angeles and redevelop the existing World Cruise Center on the port’s main channel.