Articles Tagged with ''emergency highway repair''

The net-zero energy facility in Costa Mesa is planned to have on-site solar, battery energy storage and emergency generators.

A half century’s worth of experience in construction didn’t come by choice, claims Rob Buckley, the third-generation leader of a family business, Buckley & Co.

Caltrans engineer recounts intense process to reopen damaged 450-ft section of I-10, a core downtown artery, after Nov. 11 blaze.

Traffic has been moved from temporary roadway to the recently completed outer lanes ahead of schedule. 

Prompt action in and collaboration among many parties reopened interstate's fire-damaged section Philadelphia in 12 days as work on a permanent fix continues.

The hastened work to reopen the highway involved numerous quick decisions by public and private sector participants.

Pennsylvania lawmakers agreed to the Pennsylvania Dept. of Transportation's appeal for emergency authorization to borrow $600 million.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh is considering a slow lifting of the building ban he instituted in March to reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Corps Chicago District Commander Col. Aaron Reisinger and Walsh Construction Project Manger Tom Caplis detail how convention center will transform into an alternate care facility in days, including upgrade of Hall B mechanical system to produce negative air pressure for care of contagious patients.