Articles Tagged with ''Transportation Infrastructure''

A glut of projects valued at $1 billion or more began construction in 2024, primarily in health care, transportation and infrastructure.

Students competing in the contest at Tufts University, organized by the Construction Industries of Massachusetts, had to design, price and schedule a new subway station.

The U.S. transportation secretary testified at a Senate committee hearing as lawmakers begin developing a surface transportation reauthorization bill.

The new terminal is slated for completion in 2029, in advance of the 2030 World Cup jointly hosted by Morocco.

The recently opened project includes six new Massachusetts rail stations linking to the city for the first time in 65 years.

A Spanish consortium of Sacyr, Acciona and Cinta, the toll road subsidiary of Ferrovial, lead the project.

Minimizing disruptions to bridge users during a $220-million project to paint and repair truss span linking Chester, Pa., and Bridgeport, N.J., literally depends on which way the wind blows.

At two heavily damaged sites in western North Carolina, state transportation officials are pulling out all the stops to reopen critical roadways.

When Pranaya Shrestha’s father immigrated to the United States from Nepal in 1976, he sacrificed a prestigious government position and worked seven days a week operating a grocery store in Minnesota.

AECOM Hunt/Skanska JV won a $575-million design-build contract for the renovation of Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in Hebron, Ky.