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Interim final rule issued this month eliminates sex- and race-based presumptions for firms to qualify as disadvantaged business enterprises.

The U.S. government will help with financing and permitting for Westinghouse to build its AP1000 nuclear reactors in the U.S.

Wisconsin governor called FEMA's denial of aid "disappointing and short-sighted."

Candidates for mayor debate its enforcement and cost before Nov. 4 election as efforts scale to meet the city mandate.

Excavation has begun on Nashville’s Music City Loop, but unanswered questions fuel growing concern among local officials.

The Interior Dept. issued a record of decision clearing the way for drilling in 1.56 million acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Crews are razing the White House East Wing for a privately funded ballroom project that’s reshaping costs, oversight and preservation norms.

What highway projects is Kansas planning with its expected $442 million investment into the construction pipeline?

Holtec International, owner of Michigan plant set to be the first to restart in the U.S., says worker assessing conditions fell into a cavity containing radioactive water 

The International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers includes 14 locals that represent U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employees.