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

Va and NJ governors' races could be early referendums on the second Trump administration, while hundreds of millions in funding measures popped onto many local ballots this year

What has happened since Pedro Alfonso Castaneda died in a horrific crash in Pinehurst, Texas, worries contractors awaiting a crucial court ruling.

$10.7B CVOW project off Virginia Beach will link its first wind energy to the state grid in early 2026, Dominion Energy says. Could Trump administration clean energy attacks disrupt its completion and derail congressional permit reform efforts?

Cities face a new infrastructure threat if Congress weighs taxing municipal bonds—a quiet policy shift that could stall projects nationwide.

Major construction-related cases being reviewed by the nation's high court are fewer this year, but industry groups are watching key disputes in lower courts that could soon rise.  

Crews are remaking the East Wing for a $200-million ballroom, a Trump administration-directed project, as questions rise over design review and oversight 

A limited Volcker Alliance study on asset deferred maintenance exposes broad gaps in state transparency—prompting ENR to dig deeper into capital-budget records. 

Final agency rule, to take effect Nov. 10, removes regulations enacted by the Biden administration to better protect landowner rights and address concerns that projects could cause irreversible harm before challenges were resolved. 

Contractors will be hired state by state for $3.5B rebuild of high-voltage lines in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia—as Energy Dept. and FERC push rule to  "rapidly accelerate” grid links of power loads larger than 20 MW, such as for data centers.