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Next Generation for Nuclear is Big Market in Taking Plants Down

November 1, 2017

Owners and contractors eye strategies to decontaminate and decommission closed and closing facilities. But will funds and stakeholders support them?

Bid War Over Spanish Toll Road Operator May Escalate

Italian infrastructure firm is said to weigh counter to $22B bid by Germany's Hochtief for Abertis

Peter Reina

October 27, 2017

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Italian infrastructure firm is said to weigh counter to $22B bid by Germany's Hochtief for Abertis

Executive News

UK Contractor Carillion Names New CEO to Reverse 2017 Slide

Peter Reina

Debra K. Rubin

October 26, 2017

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Tunnel specialist exec joins Golder Associates in acquisition to boost bottom-line repair.

ENR's First National Top 20 Under 40 Speak Out on Key Issues

October 25, 2017

Young leaders share views on how the industry should address challenges; Nominations for the 2018 regional Young Professionals competitions are due NOVEMBER 13.

Whitefish Responds to Criticism on Contract to Restore Puerto Rico Power

Pam Radtke Russell

October 25, 2017

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Lawmakers question $300-million contract for a tiny, two-year-old Montana company to mobilize 1,000 workers and restore power lines in mountainous regions of island after Hurricane Maria.

Colorado Environmental Firm Strikes a Sustainable Balance

Jim Parsons

October 25, 2017

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Colorado environmental-restoration contractor intentionally limits the number of clients it serves to maintain quality and integrity

Industry Professionals Want More Than Just Paycheck, Says Survey

Recruiter firm Hays says respondents are happier than peers in other sectors

Debra K. Rubin

October 25, 2017

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Recruiter firm Hays says respondents are happier than peers in other sectors, according to research released on Oct. 19.

Planned Northeast Corridor Hyperloop Gets First Tunnel Construction Permit

Jim Parsons

October 25, 2017

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Construction of transportation guru Elon Musk’s planned New York-to-Washington hyperloop transit system could get its start in Maryland, following the state’s Oct. 19 grant of a conditional utility permit to build a 10.3-mile tunnel near Baltimore, but Musk’s construction firm, The Boring Co., needs other approvals to start work on the segment.