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Strong demand from new data centers is just one reason the agency is pushing for water reuse across a range of industries. 

Below-grade work security-related work can continue on the White House Ballroom site while vertical construction is halted, following a new court order regarding the contentious project.

What happened inside the rush to build one of the nation's largest ICE detention facilities is now drawing federal attention.

State lawmakers vote to pause construction of large data centers even as ISO New England reports only modest pipeline activity, sharpening questions over who pays for future grid impacts.

Trying to protect the Cheboygan Dam and Locks, workers have placed large sandbags and 11 pumps, including two 24-in pumps to maneuver water around the structure. 

With federal funding restored, the rail megaproject's first pair of tunnel boring machines are nearly ready for assembly and launching.

Jacobs is stepping into two critical I-290 projects—can targeted bridge and tunnel work relieve freight bottlenecks and chronic flooding while a $3.2B rebuild stalls?

Illinois project, part of $1.15B effort to protect Lake Michigan, is among Corps and Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command contracts, also awarded in California, Ohio and Europe.

Germany-based firm's purchase of Texas company targets core estimating and field software used by infrastructure contractors—what could it mean for project workflows?

The latest litigation on a large—and controversial—design-build infrastructure project.