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Southern Ohio Veterans Memorial Highway

Infrastructure

ASCE Gives Ohio Infrastructure a C-; Rail Gets High Marks While Levees, Roads, Transit Lag

The state's grades range from a B to a D across 16 categories

Jeff Yoders

February 11, 2021

Ohio's infrastructure earns a C- from the American Society of Civil Engineers.

Richard and Roxy Pepper

Companies

Obituary: Longtime Pepper Construction President Richard Pepper Dies at 90

Founder's son took over at 27, grew the building contractor and transitioned it to a new generation

Jeff Yoders

February 5, 2021

Richard, the company founder's son, took over at 27, grew the building contractor to $1.25 billion in revenue and transitioned the firm to a new generation

UPDATE: US, State Courts Say Disputed $2.6B Minnesota Pipeline Fix Can Continue

Scott Van Voorhis

February 4, 2021

Judges reject halt to Enbridge oil pipe replacement while suits to stop the Canada-supported project are weighed and opponents seek Biden intervention; but new Keystone-XL project battle emerges

Insurance after virus pandemic

Construction Risk Management

Will Insurance Cover Risks Revealed By The Pandemic?

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Scott Van Voorhis

January 27, 2021

The effort to deal with unfamiliar pandemic perils and to finance future risks begins.

TC Energy Stops Construction on Keystone Pipeline After Biden Pulls Permit

January 20, 2021

Unions react strongly to president's decisuib despite renewable-energy push they shared with owner TC Energy

Midwest’s Top Young Professionals

Companies

ENR Midwest Top Young Professionals

The top young professionals across the 11-state Midwest region

Annemarie Mannion

Annemarie Mannion

January 19, 2021

The Midwest's Top Young Pros are making change happen

Grayslake Station

Natural Gas Gate Station Moved Ahead Despite COVID-19

Grayslake Station already had a tight five-month construction schedule before the pandemic began

Jeff Yoders

January 18, 2021

Grayslake Station already had a tight five-month construction schedule before the pandemic began

ENR Midwest Construction Professionals

Midwest People: Updates About Construction Professionals for January 2021

January 18, 2021

Updates about construction professionals in the Midwest

Engineering Research Center

Laboratories/Research

Fermilab's Integrated Engineering Research Center Is ‘Future Flexible’

Fermilab in Batavia, Ill., will be flexible enough for future experiment needs

Jeff Yoders

January 18, 2021

First new building in 50 years at Fermilab in Batavia, Ill., is built for the future

Robert Halvorson

Robert Halvorson’s Structural Legacy Continues

WSP’s global structures leader leaves behind a résumé of innovative buildings and young engineers he mentored as he enters semiretirement

Jeff Yoders

January 18, 2021

WSP’s global structures leader leaves behind a résumé of innovative buildings and young engineers he mentored as he enters semiretirement

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