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A $385-million construction services contract calls for Balfour Beatty to deliver a 17-floor, 800-room hotel. 

Bill set to be signed by Gov. Patrick Morrisey would allow developers to use any kind of energy source, including coal and gas, for microgrids to power data centers.

In the summer of 1969, protesters shut down over a dozen projects in Chicago, resulting in the Builders Association of Chicago and the unions holding a closed, five-hour negotiating session.

The public-private partnership calls for the Commanders to invest at least $2.7 billion for a new roofed stadium.

The contractor's claim involved property damage to a school along the transit route in Santa Ana.

Work is expected to include a variety of infrastructure projects related to the U.S. military's Pacific Deterrence Initiative, with a focus on China's military buildup.

Order sets a goal of surpassing 1 million new active apprentices, but the new federal focus may be on sectors outside of construction.

U.S. District Court judge rules the Corps "abandoned the rule of law" when it didn’t force protestors to leave or require a special use permit.

How a Manhattan skyscraper's vulnerability was discovered, and how the project's structural engineer responded to guide secret repairs.

This 1935 cover image shows a tower under construction for New York City’s Triborough Bridge (now known as the RFK Bridge), a suspension bridge with a main span of 1,380 ft, connecting Queens County with Wards Island.