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Construction Industry Round Table president created and led its National Design and Construction Competition, an annual event for high school students to present current CEOs with solutions to real industry challenges.

Former US Navy Seabee officer who led city-based marine and sewer contractor Spearin, Preston & Burrows and key local projects, died April 5, said a family obituary. 

Executive who joined the firm during tough economic times in 2008, helped build it to become a giant reporting $7.6 billion in revenue in 2024.

Crawford's preservation work began with efforts to save historic Denver buildings in the 1960s and would extend to projects in dozens of communities across the U.S.

Former pipefitter was an early leader of MEP prefabrication in the U.S.

Pioneering civil engineer, whose early focus on megaproject risk management and arbitration made her an asset on global works, had a cancer diagnosis, says her firm Pegasus-Global Holdings Inc.

Leading structural engineering expert is remembered by colleague as the "consummate professional."

Chair of Chelmsford, Mass.-based Hub Foundation Co. Inc. and cited earlier this year by The Moles for outstanding achievement, Maxwell died July 25 after a five year battle with Lou Gehrig's disease,

Innovator who founded and led claims and project management consultant Hill International in the 1970s and became a widely sought expert in both fields, died of complications from a stroke on June 22.

Contracting veteran, 91, led the now 600-member professionals group for two decades as executive director.