Articles Tagged with ''infrastructure''

SaaS provider ServiceTitan introduced Atlas AI at its annual Pantheon user conference, aimed at automating RFIs, billing and project planning as contractors face tighter margins and labor gaps.

Agency officials in New York and New Jersey share updates on successes and challenges of major projects to nearly 400 attendees at the 2025 ENR NY/NJ Infrastructure Forum.

Massive EV plant east of Atlanta, backed by state incentives and federal financing, is scheduled to start construction in 2026.

The number of public electric vehicle charging ports in Washington state has more than doubled in the last four years.

Slow but steady growth in the use of 3D printed concrete in construction brings in new firms and users, as the nascent industry finds the right market niches for a continually evolving technology.

Top 400 Contractors say cracks in consumer confidence are becoming more evident as owners cancel some projects and pause others amid confusion over the Trump administration’s “America First” agenda.

The $239.5-million rehab of the American River Bridge in Sacramento, Calif., will reach a milestone this month, with the CM/GC joint venture of Granite Construction Inc. and California Engineering Contractors completing final deck pours.

Experts cite mistakes and mischaracterizations in administration report being used to bolster overhaul of U.S. environmental and energy policy. 

The project, set to start construction in 2028, is part of Denmark Forward, the largest federal infrastructure investment in Scandinavia history, estimated to cost $24 billion. 

NORESCO will deliver $100M in upgrades at Detroit’s Water Resource Recovery Facility, adding new pump and reuse systems to boost resiliency under a progressive design-build contract.