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Infraday Northwest panelists discuss challenges as the region prepares for billions of dollars in upcoming projects.

Michigan plant, the first U.S. commercial reactor set to operate after decommissioning, gains federal approvals despite opponents' strong safety concerns

Public Service Commission won't allow state to fast-track proposed 175-mile Clean Path power transmission line to move wind and solar power from upstate to New York City, claiming it is not needed for at least a decade.

The Pentagon awarded $260 million in contracts spanning restoration at the U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel, Gulf dredging and Pacific base upgrades.

Manufacturing of massive tunnel boring machines for the Hudson Tunnel Project is nearly done

Cities across Texas are extending water and sewer lines to industrial parks, using federal funds to prime sites as national utility spending surges.

The Port of Nome Modification project is planned to expand the facility as the country's first deepwater port in the Arctic. 

MTA award to Halmar–FCC team involves 1.8 mile bore of twin tunnels and station shells into Harlem, part of $7.7B project backed by federal grants and congestion tolling

Clean energy developer Arevon Energy this month launched work on the $600M, 300-MW Nighthawk energy storage facility with Rosendin as EPC contractor, and started operation of the $2B, 1-GW Eland Solar-plus-Storage Project built by SOLV Energy.

E. J. Antoni, now a Heritage Foundation economist, has suggested the Bureau of Labor Statistics temporarily stop issuing monthly jobs reports, a key economic indicator for project owners.