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Project officials cited a dispute over price as the main reason they chose to end the progressive design-build contract, and have already begun the process of re-bidding work under a different delivery model.

Demand for AI infrastructure pushes the industry through headwinds.

Steel, lumber and energy prices continue to rise.

New York City plans to introduce the shed options as part of a package of new rules around scaffolding and facade inspections.

The $8-billion Fehmarnbelt Tunnel connecting Germany and Denmark below the Baltic Sea has placed its first precast concrete elements—two years behind schedule.

USDOT opened applications for $626.7 million in INFRA grants, including a new $200-million truck-parking set-aside and preferences for large freight projects.

Critical U.S. Navy power infrastructure will be moved underground as part of a flurry of military construction activity at the U.S. base in the Pacific.

The seawater reverse osmosis desalination plant will be located at the Port of Fujairah, the second such facility delivered under a public-private partnership model in the United Arab Emirates.

What does Congress's new border security funding bill mean for contractors as CBP expands inspection systems requiring civil works at ports of entry? 

Boeing's planned $1-billion investment comes after its recent return to manufacturing operations in Wichita, Kan.