Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure''

How is New York’s $453 million in water funding translating into real construction work as projects move into procurement across the state in 2026?

Specialty contractors in ENR’s Texas & Southeast region tallied a very strong 2024. All combined, the top 15 firms on the region’s Top Specialty Contractors list reported revenue of $13.63 billion last year, up an eye-popping 42% from 2023.

American Society of Civil Engineers 2025 analysis shows rising grades—but also aging assets, climate risk and a 2026 funding cliff that threaten project delivery.

House passage of the fiscal year 2026 defense bill sets sweeping industrial-base reforms in motion, with new multiyear contracting tools, major MILCON directives and substantial shipyard and depot investments underway.

Federal regulators reshape path for one of the Gulf Coast’s largest LNG projects—with the decision influencing how construction unfolds.

The global logistical giant's plan to modernize two critical Afghanistan border crossings could reshape regional trade, but security volatility and economic fragility complicate the path forward.

Intercity travel times across the continent could drop by hours with Europe’s updated Trans-European Transport Network regulations, which would trigger major new rail construction and financing initiatives.

Read more detail on winning projects, and which was selected tor the top award, in ENR's Dec. 15 print issue

Infrastructure development is in a state of transition. Though everyone involved faces new pressures to deliver and innovative new technologies hold great promise, not all of the traditional ways of doing work are stuck in the past