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Robotically Armed TBM Begins Work on UK High-Speed Rail Route

Peter Reina

May 13, 2021

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$17-billion, 230-km HS2 project will extend service from London to Birmingham England.

Coronavirus and Construction

As Rescue Act Aid Starts to Move, Roads, Water, Sewers May Benefit

Tom Ichniowski

May 11, 2021

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Water, sewer, broadband and—industry officials say—road projects are eligible.

Transit

Four Teams Shortlisted for $2B Newark Airport AirTrain Replacement

Jim Parsons

May 6, 2021

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Heavy hitters lead bidders in last sprint for Port Authority of NY-NJ project. LaGuardia Airport $2B Manhattan transit link is speculated to bid before year end, with contract award possible in early 2022.

Structural Failures

Answers Sought in Mexico City Overpass Collapse

International structural experts will be asked to investigate

Jim Parsons

May 4, 2021

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The overpass collapse occurred on a mostly elevated section of Line 12 that began construction in 2008 and cost $1.7 billion to complete.

Ferrovial Team Falls Short on Maryland P3 Bid Protest

Jim Parsons

May 4, 2021

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Spain-based contractor is appealing decision against its protest charge that winning highway expansion bidder Transurban/Macquarie gamed the evaluation criteria

Flatiron Settles $2M Suit With Sub Over Misaligned Bridge Pier

Mary B. Powers

Tim Newcomb

April 30, 2021

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Federal court pact settles litigation over surveying error on completed $206M segment of long running $4.5B Washington state bridge replacement and interstate connection program.

Accidents

Skanska Worker Dies in Struck-By Incident at Pensacola Bay Bridge

Jim Parsons

April 30, 2021

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Mark Carter, a 61-year-old construction industry veteran whose position was not identified, was fatally struck at Florida site by a subcontractor dump truck on April 28.

Federal Policy

Biden's Next 100 Days: Major Impacts Expected for the Construction Industry

Tom Ichniowski

Pam Radtke Russell Bruce Buckley

April 30, 2021

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The months ahead are expected to generate plenty of legislative and regulatory actions with major impact for construction.

New Ohio River Bridge Span Sails Into Place

Jim Parsons

April 27, 2021

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Flatiron Construction floated an 830-ft-long tied arch span on barges on the Ohio River on April 26.

Project Management

Confidential Bid Protest Stalls $11B Maryland Beltway P3

Jim Parsons

April 23, 2021

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Unidentified losing bidder challenges state's choice to develop tolled lanes on 48 miles of I-495 ring road around Washington, DC and feeder highway I-270.