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Sessions at the American Public Transportation Association annual rail conference June 28 to July 2 focused on economic development, contracting methods and trust.

Black & Veatch had argued to a jury that it should be awarded $29.4 million from Boldt.

Eureka, Calif., facility, which also is set to be an offshore wind energy hub, continues development despite renewable energy opponents' petition to have federal DOT rescind an awarded $427-million grant.

Darden storage site in Fresno County is the first California project to be permitted under the state’s new Opt-In Certification program to speed environmental review of critical energy infrastructure to less than 270 days. 

Florida engineering board seeks up to $3.6 million in fines.

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) says NY Power Authority will run the effort to develop one or more power plants upstate but offers no specifics on design, siting or project delivery approach.

The new Denver Permitting Office aims to complete every permit submittal within 180 days, with a new appeal process now in place.

Four people have been sentenced in connection with a deliberately set fire that caused $10 million in damage to the Daniel Beard Bridge connecting Ohio and Kentucky.

Portland faces a 2027 federal deadline to complete Bull Run Filtration Project in East Multnomah County, with environmental impact issues disputed.

The accident killed Dylan Kemp, 27, and injured an unidentified worker after steel trusses fell on them at a high school gymnasium project in Potterville, Mich.