Articles Tagged with ''quality control''

Settlement reached last year with ready-mix supplier on Fix 50 project in Sacramento on which less portland cement was specified.

A commentary about seeing what's missing and what's present when it shouldn’t be. 

A commentary on construction's quality and productivity challenges tied to veteran tradespeople retiring.

To reduce project cost and schedule length while addressing the skilled labor shortage, many owners and contractors are moving work from the construction site to a fabrication facility.

Fluor-led consortium argues to seal the remaining legal record to prevent unneeded public worry over safety of major NY crossing.

Phase 2 of the Silver Line in Northern Virginia is about 95% finished, project officials say.

The underlying causes of the trouble at San Francisco’s 4.5-block-long Salesforce Transit Center are coming into focus.

The proposed bypass fix for the troubled Fremont Street girders of San Francisco's Salesforce Transit Center calls for bolting 20-in.-wide steel cover plates above and below the fractured bottom flange, like a double splint.