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Lawsuit targets planning and contracting records for the White House ballroom as construction moves forward under legal and preservation scrutiny.

State-owned QatarEnergy aims project to tap new sites in country's giant North Field offshore gas area, with Saipem five-year contract valued at $3.1B

A horrific accident became test case over immunity from lawsuits.

Why does most construction activity keep flowing to the same states—and what do power, labor capacity and value-added data reveal about where competition will intensify?

The centerpiece of the approved plan is the new Midtown Bus Terminal in Manhattan. 

The social media company's $6B merger with a nuclear fusion developer may bring new investment in the technology, but any construction is still a ways off.

Judge orders reinstatement of a key grant program as the FEMA Review Council abruptly cancels a vote to release their recommendations for revamping the agency.

US Energy Dept. directive comes as the 730-MW facility is to shut down Dec. 31 and has a $600M makeover to natural gas set and a client supply agreement signed

As data center demand surges, grid access—not land—is deciding which projects move forward, forcing builders to rethink power infrastructure, costs and schedules before construction begins. 

Beyond the dollar figure, AIS Infrastructure’s border announcement signals where labor pressure, equipment demand and execution risk may concentrate as federal projects move forward.