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Provisions include increased spending for drinking water infrastructure and streamlining U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' processes. 

Granite Janet, a 281-ton tunnel boring machine, arrived on an oversized truck at a parking lot beside the Queen City Bridge in Manchester, N.H. late last month as the $360 million Cemetery Brook Drain Tunnel project team prepares for its launch in August.

Vancouver's future container terminal moves toward construction as planning begins for massive marine works and environmental mitigation before 2028 reclamation starts.

Federal consent decree comes as new Canadian owner South Bow gains US permission for a line extension in the Midwest.

A first contract award moves northeast Australian water pipeline closer to construction, with challenging geology and trenchless crossings still ahead.

Steep slopes, narrow streets, a busy interstate highway—and two abandoned trestles—are some of the challenges faced by the Carolina Trunk Rehabilitation project team.

A massive water main break spewed sewage into a Massachusetts river, temporarily closing local beaches.

Utilities and industry grappled with multiple demands, from 'forever chemical' remediation to funding shortfalls, at American Water Works Association annual meetingheld June 22-24

The project is intended to quadruple the port's container capacity, accommodate larger container vessels and meet growing international cargo demand.