Underground Construction Seattle's Latest Tunnel Boring Machine Will Dig 2.7 Miles Tim Newcomb April 19, 2021 No Comments Launch of Mudhoney, named for local band, will start tunnel portion of $570M sewer overflow project required under city's federal consent order.Read More
California City Scoop: Construction Starts in San Francisco March 22, 2021 No Comments Value of new contracts expected to jump 15% in 2021 after falling sharply last yearRead More
EPA’s $727M Loan to Portland Water Bureau the Largest to Date Tim Newcomb March 4, 2021 No Comments The Oregon facility is receiving the largest WIFIA loan to date.Read More
ENR California & Northwest's Top Young Professionals Erica Berardi January 26, 2021 No Comments Honoring talented up-and-comers who are making their mark in the industry.Read More
Guru Says Lean Principles Are Just Common Sense Christine Kilpatrick January 26, 2021 No Comments Lean construction founder Glenn Ballard looks back on his development of an industry game changer. Read More
Northwest City Scoop: Construction Starts in Spokane January 26, 2021 No Comments Dodge offers data on projected 2021 construction starts in the Spokane area. Read More
California City Scoop: Construction Starts in Los Angeles January 26, 2021 No Comments Dodge offers data on projected 2021 construction starts in the Los Angeles area.Read More
Public Works Why the Portland Contract Equity Program Got Poor Reviews The Oregon city's procurement chief resigns despite support from minority contractors Richard Korman November 24, 2020 No Comments But a state minority contractors group differs on key points from a city audit of set-aside contracting results.Read More
Seattle Mayor Selects Repair, Not Replace, for West Seattle Bridge Tim Newcomb November 20, 2020 No Comments City's decision for bridge's cracked span will allow it to reopen to traffic in 2022, rather than at least 2025.Read More
Water Infrastructure Western Dam Removals Get Back on Track With New Financial Agreement Erica Berardi November 18, 2020 No Comments California and Oregon now are dam co-licensees for estimated $450M Klamath River project to resolve federal concerns, but major work by contractor Kiewit is pushed back one year.Read More