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Risk Management

SEC Starts Investigation of Fluor's Fixed-Price Work

Richard Korman

Debra K. Rubin

February 19, 2020

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Executive Chairman Alan Boeckmann told investors Feb. 18 the firm is reviewing project charges and also will not sell its government unit.

Workforce Management

EMCOR CEO Cites Keys To Labor Success As 2019 Results Are Tallied

Another year of solid profits based partly on choosing and keeping craft workers happy

Richard Korman

February 17, 2020

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The specialty contractor and services giant soon will release revenue and earnings totals for the past year.

Canada's Trans Mountain Pipeline Wins in Court, But Costs Shoot Up

Scott Van Voorhis

February 11, 2020

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Government-owned oil carrier beats First Nations' lawsuit but design changes and delays double project price to at least $9.5B.

Nation's Infrastructure

Trump Floats $1-Trillion Infrastructure Plan, But FY21 Budget Has Some Cuts

Tom Ichniowski

February 10, 2020

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Plan's centerpiece is $810-billion highway-transit reauthorization, not fully funded.

Company Focus

AECOM First-Quarter Results Leave Investors Hopeful

The company is quiet on construction asset sale, CEO change and possible WSP merger deal

Debra K. Rubin

February 4, 2020

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Design giant sees revenue drop, noting "large" claim on storm cleanup work, but cites positive earnings; CEO is quiet on reported WSP merger talks and his successor.

Construction Finance Software Maker Built Technologies Buys lienwaivers.io

Jeff Rubenstone

February 3, 2020

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Two firms say the acquisition move reflects a natural overlap in their businesses.

North Carolina DOT Unlocks Lots of Budget-Stalled Project Awards

Jim Parsons

February 3, 2020

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Design and construction set to resume on hundreds of jobs halted by storm emergency and other shortfalls.

States Push to Limit Fossil-Fuel Plant Shutdowns

Mary B. Powers

February 1, 2020

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Indiana bill, which would reward utilities that keep coal-fired plants open, is tied to Trump push for fossil-fuel power, says analyst.

Project Finance

Gas Tax? Tolls? Michigan Gov. Says Enough, ‘I’m Issuing Bonds’ For Road Projects

State Senate pushes back by passing bill that asks to hire a toll road study consultant

Richard Korman

January 30, 2020

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Gretchen Whitmer tries to put an end to the finance debate in her state, as the Michigan state senate pushes for a toll road study.

American Infrastructure

House Democrats Propose $760B, Five-Year Infrastructure Plan

Tom Ichniowski

January 29, 2020

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But Speaker Pelosi, other key legislators decline to say how plan will be paid for or when it might move in the House.

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SEC Starts Investigation of Fluor's Fixed-Price Work

EMCOR CEO Cites Keys To Labor Success As 2019 Results Are Tallied

Canada's Trans Mountain Pipeline Wins in Court, But Costs Shoot Up

Trump Floats $1-Trillion Infrastructure Plan, But FY21 Budget Has Some Cuts

AECOM First-Quarter Results Leave Investors Hopeful

Construction Finance Software Maker Built Technologies Buys lienwaivers.io

North Carolina DOT Unlocks Lots of Budget-Stalled Project Awards

States Push to Limit Fossil-Fuel Plant Shutdowns

Gas Tax? Tolls? Michigan Gov. Says Enough, ‘I’m Issuing Bonds’ For Road Projects

House Democrats Propose $760B, Five-Year Infrastructure Plan

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