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Bids Move Forward on Prep Work for $11.3B Turkish Canal

Peter Reina

April 14, 2020

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Istanbul mayor is a vehement foe of the controversial project.

Tim Newcomb

April 14, 2020

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Canadian province will spend $1.37 billion to keep workers busy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Coronavirus and Construction

Work Restarts on $1.8B COVID-19 Closed Milan Subway Project

Peter Reina

April 9, 2020

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Salini Impregilo-led team also is pushing to complete bridge deck installation for a $220-milllion replacement of a span that collapsed in Genoa, Italy in 2018,

AR View of Salk Lake City's transit system

Technology

How AR Could Change Train Dispatching and the Design of Rail System Control Centers

Engineer Ross & Baruzzini Macro is testing an augmented reality train dispatching system that could eliminate hardware

Megan Huff

April 9, 2020

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Rail dispatch control centers are dominated by two-tier theaters with video walls and multiple monitors. What if augmented reality could eliminate all of that hardware and crowding? Ross & Baruzzini are studying how that might be accomplished.

TBM Hits Construction Milestone on LA Subway Extension

Aileen Cho

April 9, 2020

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$2.8-billion Purple Line first phase scheduled for 2023 completion.

Bridge Sections Collapse In Italy's Latest Infrastructure Failure

April 8, 2020

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Report states that there were two vehicles on the parts of the structure that fell.

Computer Glitch Forces Re-Bid of Oklahoma City Bridge Rebuild

Jim Parsons

April 8, 2020

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The cause of the problem that resulted in receiving incomplete information has yet to be determined.

Erica Berardi

April 7, 2020

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Agency cites insufficient staffing to meet safety standards in temporary suspension of 80% of its capital construction to reduce COVID-19 risks.

No 'Sovereign Immunity' for Agency From Contractor Payment Lawsuit

Mary B. Powers

April 7, 2020

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Texas court upholds GLF Construction's legal action against Dallas Area Rapid Transit as only remedy left in long-running project dispute.

Contractor Leading Orlando's I-4 Ultimate Project Hit With $189K OSHA Fine

Scott Judy

April 6, 2020

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The penalty came roughly two weeks after FDOT approved $125 million in additional funding for the project.

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Bids Move Forward on Prep Work for $11.3B Turkish Canal

Alberta Doubles Capital Program For Roads and Schools

Work Restarts on $1.8B COVID-19 Closed Milan Subway Project

How AR Could Change Train Dispatching and the Design of Rail System Control Centers

TBM Hits Construction Milestone on LA Subway Extension

Bridge Sections Collapse In Italy's Latest Infrastructure Failure

Computer Glitch Forces Re-Bid of Oklahoma City Bridge Rebuild

Washington’s Sound Transit Temporarily Halts Most Construction

No 'Sovereign Immunity' for Agency From Contractor Payment Lawsuit

Contractor Leading Orlando's I-4 Ultimate Project Hit With $189K OSHA Fine

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