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COVID-19 Takes Added Toll on UK Market, But More European Projects Reopen

May 7, 2020

UK purchasing index reports 23-year record declines in April while survey shows industry value way off; but two big Paris rail jobs resume.

Coronavirus and Construction

AECOM Says Owners Are Paying For Most Pandemic-Idled Project CM Costs

The company continued to pile up restructuring-related losses in fiscal 2020 first half

Richard Korman

May 6, 2020

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The engineering and construction services giant is working its way out of fixed-price contracts.

Survey: Workloads Decline Amid Virus Outbreak

Alisa Zevin

May 6, 2020

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Overall expectations have been downgraded for the next 12 months.

Coronavirus and Construction

Treasury Extends PPP Repayment Deadline, but Eligibility Confusion Persists

Tom Ichniowski

May 5, 2020

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AGC says unless Treasury clarifies new guidance, some construction firms will repay loans, lay off workers.

Cladding Contractor Permasteelisa Is Set for Sale to U.S. Private Equity Firm

Debra K. Rubin

May 4, 2020

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Japanese owner is shedding 6,000-person unit as non core, after Italian firm's sale to a Chinese company was halted by the U.S. government in 2018.

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Skanska and Seattle Condo Developer Seek To Resolve Costly Tangle Of Disputes

Richard Korman

May 4, 2020

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Why the big contractor hit a nearly sold out high-rise apartment building's developer with a $34-million lien.

Lawsuits Fly Amid State, Federal Changes in California Water Delivery and Use

Mary B. Powers

May 3, 2020

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Environmentalists, water districts sue separately over gaps, changes in huge state water network, with added U.S. government complications.

Design-Build Team Decides to Leave Maryland Purple Line Rail Project

Jim Parsons

May 2, 2020

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Consortium that includes Fluor, Lane Construction and Traylor Bros. says it could not obtain time and cost relief from the state on much-watched P3 project.

Coronavirus and Construction

Construction in Washington State Won't Fully Restart Until June

Tim Newcomb

May 1, 2020

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Some low-risk work on existing projects can continue, but start of new projects is pushed back, say state officials.

Amtrak Will Redevelop Baltimore Penn Station Despite COVID-19 Impacts

Stephanie Loder

May 1, 2020

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The $90-million project will continue despite large drops seen in 2020 for U.S. rail line's ridership, revenue and earnings due to the pandemic.

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COVID-19 Takes Added Toll on UK Market, But More European Projects Reopen

AECOM Says Owners Are Paying For Most Pandemic-Idled Project CM Costs

Survey: Workloads Decline Amid Virus Outbreak

Treasury Extends PPP Repayment Deadline, but Eligibility Confusion Persists

Cladding Contractor Permasteelisa Is Set for Sale to U.S. Private Equity Firm

Skanska and Seattle Condo Developer Seek To Resolve Costly Tangle Of Disputes

Lawsuits Fly Amid State, Federal Changes in California Water Delivery and Use

Design-Build Team Decides to Leave Maryland Purple Line Rail Project

Construction in Washington State Won't Fully Restart Until June

Amtrak Will Redevelop Baltimore Penn Station Despite COVID-19 Impacts

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