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Final agency rule, to take effect Nov. 10, removes regulations enacted by the Biden administration to better protect landowner rights and address concerns that projects could cause irreversible harm before challenges were resolved. 

Tech firm notes CEO succession and major upgrades to its artificial intelligence platform.

Contractors will be hired state by state for $3.5B rebuild of high-voltage lines in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Oklahoma and West Virginia—as Energy Dept. and FERC push rule to  "rapidly accelerate” grid links of power loads larger than 20 MW, such as for data centers.

Impacted projects reportedly include the Cape Cod Bridges Program, New York City water infrastructure and San Fransisco waterfront work. 

New record bridge over the Yangtze River includes an unusual, asymmetrical deck design that called for some engineering ingenuity.

Transportation infrastructure is nearing “critical failure,” the state agency warned, citing a multibillion-dollar shortfall that could reshape Washington priorities.

Joint venture tapped as construction manager at risk for a proposed $3 billion terminal modernization project in St. Louis.

More than 80 apprentices from across the U.S. and Canada squared off in the BAC/IMI International Apprentice Contest in Detroit.

Officials in Massachusetts are scrambling to repair a temporary bridge over the Saugus River.

U.S. Energy Dept. and contractor Bechtel National officially start up giant waste processing plant on Oct. 15 to meet consent decree deadline, after design and construction investment of more than 20 years and $30 billion.