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Cobra Acquisitions took over power restoration work in Puerto Rico after a contract with the maligned Whitefish Energy was canceled.

The James B. Garrison Bridges crossing the Lake Tillery reservoir, east of Charlotte, N.C., are undergoing a $20.1-million design-build rehabilitation that will improve safety while preserving the bridges’ past.

As Bahamas death toll mounts, engineers and policymakers highlight growing risk from bigger storms

Embattled utility Santee Cooper, one of the primary owners of the canceled V.C. 

A nonprofit representing the National World War II Museum is working toward a settlement but preparing for a jury trial in its lawsuit against the structural engineer of its $65-million hotel and conference center, under construction in downtown New Orleans.

Contractors are keeping busy for now, but anticipate the pace of new contracts to begin slowing sometime in 2020

Expanding the circular building outward by approximately 25 ft was the trickiest part of the upgrade of the West Palm Beach, Fla., venue

Creating high-performance buildings that meet the exacting energy, resource and material requirements of the International Living Future Institute’s Living Building Challenge (LBC) isn’t supposed to be easy.

The electrical contractor is finding quick success in the Southeast